I am not sure visitors really use it, but links are valuable, so always best to offer the option.

I might modify it soon so it appears in a single line, I want to condense my footer a little.

I am also not a programmer but I am learning PHP slowly.

Well, at the moment the current set up is fine.

Have a good christmas!

I am not a programmer, I just tell my programmers what I want, and sometimes still rip their code apart ;)

WordPress has various Hooks and Filters. In this case you would want to hook into the header, and just write the CSS info into the header. I am not sure which of the header hooks is the most compatible.

Then you need to decide whether to write the information from a file (easiest), or to create a database entry with default values that can be edited.
If you went the database route, you could probably also have other things added like the default text to display.

I would offer some more help, but my programmers are up to their eyeballs and then some at the moment and still falling behind the schedule I hoped for.

I have updated the PHP line so that it is safer. If you know how to do that with the CSS I would be happy if you told me and I would update and link to your site from the post.

It is totally automatic as far as using the post title and URL are concerned.

You could I suppose also include a list of UTW tags in the description with a few modifications to the code, though if you are using the data from one plugin in another plugin, you would have to set the priority carefully.

It would probably be easier to rip the code out of the plugin and use it in your template, and then use UTW tags.

It could get a bit messy if you use lots of tags.

I am thinking about adding rel=”tag” in the code as an additional mod, although a multi-word post title might not be looked on as an ideal tag.