post_title . “‘>link“; ?>

Change the last part of your code with the above – it worked for me.

I added this to my sidebar – when I view the home page of my blog where it shows all of the posts together the code just displays the word LINK and is not clickable but whe n I view the actual post the word LINK becomes clickable.

@Brad – I have one question (which prob sounds real noob) When I follow the link from my blog post to the .gov site I see it has indeed injected text on to their page but that text isn’t clickable. Is that the right or should that text be a hyperlink?

ID) . “>” . $post->post_title . “‘>link“; ?>

A couple of interesting things though. I thought it best for testing purposes to fool around with this by editing single.php on a very lightly trafficked blog of mine.

First off, in Firefox this appears to render differently. In Ff you do not get a live link at the bottom of the post. What is actually seen is this:

one of these guys: ‘
then a “close tag” symbol, which I can’t type
and the word “link”, without the quotes

And the word “link” is not clickable.

In IE7, this renders the same way, BUT all of those characters are clickable. Ff tries hard to let you know what is going wrong if you View Source.

I guess clicking this is supposed to generate a permanent link in the target page’s acronym list, but I didn’t see that happen.