Posted 2 years ago #
Hi!
I have may links defined in the "links" section of the admin panel.
Now I like to use some of them in different posts.
Is there an easy way (or plugin) to add them to a post as they've already been defined in the "links" section?
That way when changing some link details within a link it will be correct in every single page it's used.
Any ideas?
thx, p.
Get the http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/template-tag-shortcodes/ plugin and then use the shortcode [wp_list_bookmarks]
See the readme.html file in the plugin for detail arguments.
Related:
wp_list_bookmarks()
Posted 2 years ago #
thx again!
Actually I found a even more simple plugin called "Blogroll Autolinker". It allows to put [link-name] in a post or article and creates the corresponding link within the text whereas "link-name" is the name of the link in your blogroll. Noob proof!
Your plugin gives all the wordpress builtin functions to use in the posts. That's much better. Though for easy use and multiple authors I like the "Blogroll Autolinker".
I'd like to provide the correct link, but since yesterday, I installed it yesterday via the builtin plugin installer, the plugin page can't be found. Sry about that.
thx for your effort,
piedro
p.s.: Online again, for Blogroll Autolinker look at:
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blogroll-autolinker/
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