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• Allows you to assign links to a Serial, using custom fields, and then displays a list of all links assigned to the same Serial in your single post page (usually single.php or index.php).
• The position of the Serial Links list on your page is determined by where you insert the shortcode in your post, or where you insert the Serial Links template tag in your single.php or index.php template file, depending on which method is used (shortcode or template tag).
• Designed for authors who wish to group Links into series - independantly of the usual WordPress Category and Tag structure - its usage does not have to be limited to this. You can create as many different Serial Links as you wish, and assign these to any posts that you wish to group together to create a wide variety of "related links" or other link groupings.

Latest stable version is version 1.0 available from

The following points should be noted:

1. Although you can create as many different Serials as you wish, do not assign a post to more than one Serial.

2. The list of links is displayed in ascending order, ie oldest links at the top of the list. This cannot currently be changed by the user without hacking the plugin code. I may add a user Option for the links order in a future release.

This plugin is provided free of charge without warranty. In the event you experience problems you should visit the dedicated FAQ at http://wordpress.ktree.com/serial-links-plugin.html

If you cannot find a solution to a problem in the FAQ visit the support pageforum at http://wordpress.ktree.com/serial-links-plugin.html. Support is provided in my free time but every effort will be made to respond to support queries as quickly as possible.

Thanks for downloading the plugin. Enjoy!