brianbonner

Skippy,
That would allow me to show inline trackbacks in ALL posts, but not individual posts.

I would have to figure out how to code a popup window for the trackbacks to appear in. Actually using WP code to show trackbacks is even easier than the code it provides.

But thank you! That was in context of my question.

PS the inline trackback plug-in does not funbction on my blog for whatever reason. I ASSuMe it is because of a plug-in conflict.

Thanks for the heads up. I have no idea why I do searches in the codex and always come up with a bunch of nothing. Your information led me to more information and I decided to to use the following code;

<div class="centreblock">
<center>
<?php next_posts_link('&laquo; Previous Entries') ?> -
<?php previous_posts_link('Newer Entries &raquo;') ?>
</center>
</div>

It works great thank you! I found the post nav link to be too confusing so this is why I used the above in its place.

LesBessent,
Sure, but this is not intuitive to no computer savy people. I always set up for the lowest common denominator and since the request I made is how all the other blog systems work that is what people are used to. So I want that option.

Kafkaesqui,
That is how I have it set up but this leads to other problems when shrinking the window in IE and forget Firfox since it doesn’t wrap long lines at all it just disappears behind theright sidebar.

This is something that really needs to be changed. There is no other way I can find in the codex to use the hook to behave properly. Properly meaning the norm.

I thought I could fix it but I was wrong.

Arctork,

This is the code in question, it is on line 114 in BAStats_logger.php and is:
if(in_array('log_spam', $options) && in_array('referer_spam', $settings))
{
That calls the code you posted. How it is bad I don’t know.