Repeat an element in every post?

[OpFor]

Hi guys, quick question.

 

Is it possible to make a certain element print in every post? For example, let's say I have a box that is black. I want that box to show in every post made by everyone in a specific position. Is it possible? I'm assuming so, but I don't really know how. I want this example box to appear in every post.

 

Thanks in advance for any answers.

[Lock Down]

I don't know what you mean by position, But the answer is yes.

Put it in the template Topic View > Post . Find 

{$post['post']['post']}

 

and put it before or after it.

Edited August 8, 2013 by Lock Down

[OpFor]

I don't know what you mean by position, But the answer is yes.

Put it in the template Topic View > Post . Find 

{$post['post']['post']}

 

and put it before or after it.

OK, so I tried that, it doesn't work. I'm using this code:

 

<div id='user_arrow'></div>

That's all I need since I'm controlling everything else via CSS. 

 

EDIT: I actually tried span class instead and it works, but it only shows on the first post.

Edited August 9, 2013 by OpFor

[Lock Down]

I think you wanted class instead of id for the arrow..

 

But if you put it here

			<div class='post_body'>				<p class='posted_info desc lighter ipsType_small'>					{$this->lang->words['posted']} <abbr class="published" itemprop="commentTime" title="{parse expression="date( 'c', $post['post']['post_date'] )"}">{parse date="$post['post']['post_date']" format="long"}</abbr>				</p>				<if test="repHighlight:|:$this->settings['reputation_highlight'] AND $post['post']['rep_points'] >= $this->settings['reputation_highlight']">					<p class='rep_highlight'>{parse replacement="popular_post"}<br />{$this->lang->words['popular_post']}</p>				</if>				<div itemprop="commentText" class='post entry-content <if test="$post['post']['_repignored'] == 1">imgsize_ignore</if>'><div> arrow ******************************************************* Here </div>					{$post['post']['post']}					{$post['post']['attachmentHtml']}<if test="in_array($post['post']['post_count'],array(1,$topic['posts']+1))">I am adding to post {$post['post']['post_count']}</if>					<br />

 

It will show in all posts in the topic ...

[OpFor]

Oh, I got it. Turns out that it was a problem with positioning. I originally moved it too low, so it was actually going behind the post. So actually, I did have it originally, lol.

 

Thanks for your help Lock Down.

[Chris]

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