Is it possible to add some text to the top of the search results?
Thanks.
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The discussion revolves around adding custom text at the top of search results pages in Discourse. Jonathan5 initially asked if it’s possible, and Johani replied that there’s a plugin-outlet above the search results that can be used to add text. Johani provided a code snippet that can be added to the common > header tab in the theme to achieve this.
Jonathan5 successfully implemented the solution and expressed appreciation for Discourse’s mobile-friendliness. They also asked if there’s a way to find out about plugin-outlets without asking, and later found the answer in a previous discussion quoted here. The solution involves searching for plugin-outlet in the Discourse repository. Alternatively, Benjamin_D suggested using the Plugin Outlet Locations theme component to help find plugin-outlet locations.
Sure, there’s a plugin-outlet right above the search results on that page that you use to add text.
add this to the common > header tab in your theme
<script type="text/x-handlebars" data-template-name="/connectors/full-page-search-below-search-info/add-text-above-results">
Your text or markup goes here...
</script>
That worked perfectly, thanks.
Also the fact that I could do it in a minute on a phone shows how mobile-friendly Discourse is.
Is there a way to find out about these things without asking? Or would that require understanding the code in detail?
I think this is the answer to my supplementary question!
or perhaps this component can help:
(deprecated) Plugin outlet locations theme component