A small warning ahead. The ‘Custom’ location feature requires a bit deeper understanding of WordPress (action hooks to be precise). We won’t be able to search/provide custom locations for you within the support policy.
Finding the right action hook
Read more about WordPress action hooks
This is a difficult part of the documentation; everyone will have a different location (and thus action hook) they want to position the message at. Below I’ll describe a couple ways you can find the right action hook for your requirements.
Documentation
WordPress and WooCommerce are both well documented. Here are a couple resources where you can find hooks for the platforms:
WooCommerce has all its hooks documented here:
https://docs.woocommerce.com/wc-apidocs/hook-docs.html
WordPress hooks can be found here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API#Hooks:_Actions_and_Filters
In the code
All action hooks are available in the code. If you know where you want to position the message you can try and find the related template file for it (tip: use the template hints plugin).
Here’s a example of a template file in WooCommerce where a action hook is available. All action hooks are created by using the add_action() function. The first argument in there is the string you’re looking for.
In this example, you’d be looking at the following code:
<?php do_action( 'woocommerce_product_meta_start' ); ?>
Where ‘woocommerce_product_meta_start’ would be the string you can enter in the ‘Custom’ text field (without the quotes).
With help
As mentioned we are not able to provide you with custom locations based on your needs within the support scope. If you’re uncomfortable with the above methods / can’t find what you’re looking for; it is recommended to contact your web-developer. Any WordPress plugin/theme/site developer should have the knowledge to help you find the right hook for your needs.
