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[21]1=== RB Internal Links ===
2Contributors: cohen
3Donate link: http://www.blograndom.com
4Tags: links, posts, slugs, permalinks
5Requires at least: 2.1
6Tested up to: 2.5
7Stable tag: 0.21
8
9Link to internal posts and pages in your blog in a similar to style to wiki. No need to remember full URLs, post ids or slugs. Wysiwyg plugin to help find previous posts and pages.
10
11== Description ==
12
13An easy way to link to other posts and articles in your blog. As well as quickly typing in the link tag there is a tinymce wysiwyg
14plugin that allows you to search for posts for category.
15
16I saw a need for this plugin and thought I'd give it a go. If you would like to help improve this plugin please contact me via my blog.
17
18== Installation ==
19
201. Upload the "rb-internal-links" folder to your wp-content/plugins/ directory.
212. Activate the plug-in
223. Browse to Options > RB Internal Links to take a look at preferences
234. Start internally linking
24
25== Usage ==
26
27For more information visit http://www.blograndom.com/blog/extras/rb-internal-link-plugin/
28
29To manually link a page:
30
31        At the place you would like the link to appear write ( ignoring the ticks - i.e. ` ):
32                `<!--intlink id="post-slug" text="link text"-->` OR `<!--post id="post-id" text="link text"-->`
33        ...exchanging post-slug or post-id for the post or page slug/id you would like to link to.
34
35        Note:
36        - text is the text or html you would like to put within the anchor tag and should be ok with anything other than { or ".
37        - you can specify a class for the link using ... `class="my_class"` ...
38        - you can specify a target for the link using ... `target="_new"` ...
39        - you can put html in to the text parameter (e.g. <img src='myimage.gif' />), just don't use " (quote marks) in the html
40       
41Using the tinymce wysiwyg editor:
42
43        Make sure you've ticked "enable wysiwyg editor" on the plugin preferences page.
44        A new icon will appear on the wysiwyg toolbar, it looks like a page with a link over it
45        Select the text you wish to turn in to a link (optional)
46        Click on the icon, a toolbox should popup
47        Select the category of the post you need or alternatively choose pages for a list of pages
48        Click on the post or page you wish to link to
49        Fill in the optional properties for the link
50        Click "Insert Link"
51       
52== To do ==
53- Made a <!--extlink for items in the blog roll
54- Take changes from the highlighted text in Visual mode and apply them to the link code
55
56== Change Log ==
57v0.15 (27/01/2008)
58- Fixed bug with visual mode insertion hiding newly inserted link
59- Added anchor parameter for linking to anchors within pages
60v0.14 (19/12/2007)
61- Changed CDATA comment tags from /* */ to //, which should resolve issues with the tinymce icon
62v0.13 (23/10/2007)
63- Changed charset to utf-8 for tinymce plugin (thanks to vanco)
64- Put in option for ID or slug returned to editor, default to be ID (good idea, thanks again vanco)
65- Support for creating an internal link with an image
66- The intlink code is now hidden in visual mode, replaced with the highlighted text
67- The parsing engine has been completely rewritten for speed and scalability
68- Some code changes that should help people with problems related to the wysiwyg icon not turning up
69- Added filter for 'the_content_rss'
70
71v0.12 (21/10/2007)
72- Stopped selected text with quote marks in from breaking the wysiwyg plugin
73
74v0.11  (19/10/2007)
75- Updating some spelling mistakes
76- Added debug information for missing wysiwyg icon
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