jlkiley

Hey kmoksha,

For your question about the one character. I overrode that on mine as well.

Again edit the file mwm-aal-class.php

On line 93 change this line:

$linkback = '<a title="'.$this->options['backlink_text'].'" href="#Content-bal-title"> '.$this->options['backlink_char'].'</a>';

To something like:

$linkback = '<a class="mwm-aal-backlink" title="'.$this->options['backlink_text'].'" href="#Content-bal-title"> *Back to Top</a>';

The easiest way to move the back link would be to move it to the bottom by put a

<br>

at the beginning of the $linkback.

Something like this:

$linkback = '<br><a class="mwm-aal-backlink" title="'.$this->options['backlink_text'].'" href="#Content-bal-title"> *Back to Top</a>';

So the issue seems to be with how you implement the code…

I can get it to work if I enter the tag into every page or post using the visual editor:

[mwm-aal-display]

It will not work if you try to integrate this into a PHP template with this code:

<?php global $mwm_aal; echo $mwm_aal->output_content_links(); ?>

Because I need to implement this in the template, I came up with a quick fix.

Edit the file mwm-aal-class.php

Find this code at line 44:

if($this->options['is_backlink'] and $this->isTagUsed){
$content= $this->add_backlinks_to_content($content);
}

And remove or comment out the if statement so you are left with only:

$content= $this->add_backlinks_to_content($content);

This will permanently turn on the backlinks.

Hope that helps

Same thing here, has anyone got this to work?

I am seeing the same issue, everything is checked but it does not show up.

A quick write up on how to make it work would be great