Thanks exactly the kind of thing I was looking for but didn’t know if there was a “if single blog post”

function custom_postmeta() {
if(is_single()) { ?>
...add your HTML here
< ?php }
}

add_action('thesis_hook_after_post' , 'custom_postmeta');

NB: for some reason WordPress is adding a space after the opening PHP tag. You'll need to remove it for this to work.

This works as long as I don’t allow comments on pages, which I don’t think I will need to do. When I had the post metas anywhere else they were showing up all over.

http://pri.kevinw.me/fundx/wordpress/?p=88

You can’t create hook positions (without hacking the Thesis core), but I’ve yet to find a need to add a hook position. If you mail me a more detailed description of what you’re trying to achieve I’ll see if I can help you out.

My post metas are set to show up @ thesis_hook_after_post or after_post_box but they show up only on pages not blog posts: http://bit.ly/elCNPe

Not sure if creating a new hook position is doable or even the fastest way, could use some pointers.