4 <h3>Skin variables</h3>
7 <code><%TrackBack(list)%></code>
10 Show a list of trackbacks for the current page. Optionally it is also possible to
11 add an additional parameter, the story id number, which makes it possible to
12 show a list of trackbacks from a different page. The output of this variable is
13 fully configurable in the plugin options.
17 <code><%TrackBack(code)%></code>
20 Inserts a small piece of invisible RDF code in the page, which is used by other
21 weblogs to auto-detect the trackback URL. If you do not include this variable in
22 your skin for item pages, other weblogs will not be able to auto-detect that your
23 weblog is able to accept trackbacks.
27 <code><%TrackBack(form)%></code>
30 Insert the URL to a manual ping form. Using this form authors of other weblogs
31 can add trackbacks to your stories, even when their software does not support
32 trackbacks, such as Blogger. A link to this form is included in the footer of
33 the trackback list by default. If you want to place this link somewhere else
34 on your page, simply remove the <code><%form%></code> variable from the
35 <em>Footer</em> field in the plugin settings and add the skinvar somewhere on
40 <code><%TrackBack(url)%></code>
43 Insert the Trackback Ping URL. A this URL is also included in the footer of
44 the trackback list by default. If you want to place this link somewhere else
45 on your page, simply remove the <code><%action%></code> variable from the
46 <em>Footer</em> field in the plugin settings and add the skinvar somewhere on
50 <h3>Template variables</h3>
53 All the skin variables documented above are also available as template variables.
57 <code><%TrackBack(count)%></code>
60 If you want to include an indication of how many trackbacks are present for each
61 page you can use this variable. By default this variable will show: "No Trackbacks",
62 "1 Trackback", "2 Trackbacks", etc. This is however also fully configurable in
67 <h3>Changing the output</h3>
70 It is possible to fully change the output of this plugin. You can manually change
71 the XHTML code in the plugin options, but you can also use CSS to style the default
72 output to your liking. Below you will find an example of what a little snippet of
77 border: 1px solid #000; background: #FFF;
81 background: #000; color: #FFF;
82 font-weight: bold; text-transform: lowercase; letter-spacing: 0.6em;
91 div.tb div.item div.name {
93 font-size: 120%; font-weight: bold;
95 div.tb div.item div.body {
98 div.tb div.item div.body a {
101 div.tb div.item div.date {
104 font-size: 85%; text-align: right;
108 color: #FFF; background: #888;
109 font-size: 85%; font-style: italic;