I've found it useful to annotate such persistently unrepentantly lazy querents with custom CSS. The OP has demonstrated a documented lack of clue, inability to tell when they have a problem with perl or something different, and unwillingness to learn so after enough eventually they get the bozo bit flipped.
/* bigup401 */
a[href$="1101378"]:after { content: " \01f921"; }
td.node-from-1101378 a { color: #633; }
Edit: And for those that weren't aware you can have a URL for a custom stylesheet and/or add inline CSS through your Display Settings link.
The cake is a lie.
The cake is a lie.
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