miunosoft

Michael Uno

Does your theme’s comment section mix with comments, trackbacks and pingbacks? If you want to create a separate section for tackbacks and pingbacks, this will be useful for you.
This plugin adds a widget which displays trackbacks and pingbacks of the currently displayed page. It will be invisible if there is no trackback or pingback for the page.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Order – sets whether new ones come first or old ones ome first.</li>
<li>Date – sets whether item date will be inserted or not.</li>
<li>Style – sets the enclosing HTML tag from either ol, ul, or div.</li>
<li>Type – sets the comment type from either Pingbacks and Trackbacks, Pingbacks, Trackbacks, Comments, or All.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Remarks</h4>
This is not for displaying trackbacks and pingbacks from all pages and posts. Optionally comments can be displayed.
<h3>Usage</h3>
= How to Use = 
1. Go to Appearance > Widgets. You’ll see a new widget named Trackback and Pingback Widget., 
2. Add widgets to it.,

Trackback and Pingback Widget

Displays trackbacks and pingbacks which belong to the currently displayed page in a widget.

chrisguitarguy

agencypmg

Hate Pingbacks and Trackbacks? Me too. Pingback Killer disables of of WordPress’ built in pingback functionality.
This is a very simple plugin that… 
1. Removes the <code>X-Pingback</code> header WordPress sends 
2. Causes any <code>bloginfo('ping_backurl')</code> call to return an empty string 
3. Hijacks the two options relating to pingbacks 
4. Removes the /trackback/ rewrite rules
There are no options pages, it just works.
Bugs? Problems? <a href="http://pmg.co/contact" rel="nofollow ugc">Get in touch</a>.

Pingback Killer

Pingback Killer disables all of WordPress' pingback functionality.

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