MrCardinal
Member
Posted 4 years ago #
If someone can point me to another post if this has already been resolved, I'd appreciate it- I'm not sure what to search for on this issue.
I have a blog post http://lighthousealliance.org/site/?p=3272 and at the bottom of it, I have links to six related blog posts. If you click on one of those related blog posts, you will see that on the bottom of those posts, I have related blog posts. Right now, I manually update those related blog post links (minus the page that you are on), but I was wondering if I could make an HTML page with just those "related links" and just call it up using the HTML in the blog post.
Thanks!
Not sure I'm following you...
Are you looking at a way to reduce the amount of work you do to create related post links? If so, have you looked in the Plugins Directory?
MrCardinal
Member
Posted 4 years ago #
That's precisely what I'm looking to do! I am afraid to run any more plugins on the site- I have about a dozen running right now and trying to add another plugin is like trying to find the right medicine for someone who is already on a dozen of them- they all interact with each other!
A plugin would be the way to go. A dozen plugins isn't too bad. I've seen sites with far more. And it's only the bad plugins that create conflicts, in my opinion. You may have to try a couple but you should be able to find something to suit.
Other than that, the only thing I can think of it to create a shortcode that expands to use <?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/some_file.php'); ?>.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API
