💡 Add `wp_body_open` hook to included themes
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Context
WordPress 5.2.0 introduced a new template hook, wp_body_open, which fires immediately after the opening body tag.
This hook can be useful for outputting custom content before any of a theme's body content starts to output.
As a default WordPress hook, though, it should be included so that plugins and tinkerers can take advantage of it just as they do wp_head and wp_footer.
The hook is described here: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/wp_body_open/
Possible implemantion
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Possible Solution
Include <?php do_action( 'wp_body_open' ); ?> or similar after the opening body tag in each of the included themes.
Will you be able to help with the implementation?
This is a quick and simple thing that shouldn't cause anything to break, but I'd be willing to test. Not submitting a pull request myself because of how busy I'm going to be this month with work and preparing for a nursery for my upcoming baby. :-)
I believe this wp_body_open() already exist for CP v1
It does, yes, but the included themes don't make use of it. (I guess my example code could be simplified using <?php wp_body_open(); ?> after the body tag. )