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I'm installing the Favicon plugin now. Basically what it does is puts in the favicon of a commenter/pinger's url next to their comment.
The install is relatively simple - you need to upload some files, then edit the individual archive template. You can see an example, by checking out the comments or trackback pings on any entry here.
I updated the individual archive entry as follows:
<MTPings>
---NEW
<MTFaviconTrackbackIfAvailable>
<img src="<MTFaviconTrackback>" alt="Site icon"
title="Site icon" width="16" height="16" />
</MTFaviconTrackbackIfAvailable>
---END NEW
<p id="p<$MTPingID$>">
» <a href="<$MTPingURL$>"><$MTPingTitle$></a>
from <$MTPingBlogName$><br />
<$MTPingExcerpt$> <a href="<$MTPingURL$>">[Read
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</p>
<p class="posted">Tracked on <$MTPingDate$></p>
</MTPings>
<MTComments>
---NEW
<MTFaviconCommentIfAvailable>
<img src="<MTFaviconComment>" alt="Site icon" title="Site
icon" width="16" height="16" />
</MTFaviconCommentIfAvailable>
---END NEW
<div id="c<$MTCommentID$>">
<$MTCommentBody$>
</div>
<p class="posted">Posted by: <$MTCommentAuthorLink default_name="Anonymous"
spam_protect="1"$> <MTCommentAuthorIdentity> at <$MTCommentDate$></p>
</MTComments>
Once I updated the template on a sample blog, everything worked perfectly. I made a comment myself and it worked the first time.
Excellent work on this plugin!
