Link to posts and pages within your blog using shortcodes, similar to a wiki or cms. No need to remember full URLs, post ids or slugs with the wysiwyg
For more information visit http://www.blograndom.com/blog/extras/rb-internal-link-plugin/ And check out the forum for bugs/features: http://www.blograndom.com/links/forum/
To manually link a page:
At the place you would like the link to appear write:
`[intlink id="post-slug"]Link text[/intlink]
...exchanging post-slug or post-id for the post or page slug/id you would like to link to.
Note:
- you can specify a class for the link using ... `class="my_class"` ...
- you can specify a target for the link using ... `target="_new"` ...
- you can specify an anchor to go to on the new page using ... `anchor="bottom"` ...
Using the tinymce wysiwyg editor:
Make sure you've ticked "enable wysiwyg editor" on the plugin preferences page.
A new icon will appear on the wysiwyg toolbar, it looks like a page with a link over it
Select the text you wish to turn in to a link (optional)
Click on the icon, a toolbox should popup
Select the category of the post you need or alternatively choose pages for a list of pages
Click on the post or page you wish to link to
Fill in the optional properties for the link
Click "Insert Link"
Requires: 2.5 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.1.6
Last Updated: 2011-5-7
Downloads: 54,498




