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Easy Quicklinks

Adds support for top level quick link redirect in the post quick edit.

by considbrs-webdev · github.com/considbrs-webdev/easy-quicklinks

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Install

No release zip yet. The repository archive installs, but the folder name will carry the branch suffix and updates will not flow:

wp plugin install https://github.com/considbrs-webdev/easy-quicklinks/archive/refs/heads/main.zip

Also on Packagist as considbrs-webdev/easy-quicklinks:

composer require considbrs-webdev/easy-quicklinks

From the readme

Easy Quicklinks A WordPress plugin that lets editors assign short, top-level redirect slugs to pages directly from the post quick edit panel. How it works A quick link is a short, memorable path (e.g. /link) that redirects visitors to an existing page regardless of where that page lives in the page hierarchy. The redirect is a 301 Permanent Redirect. - A new Quick Link column appears in the Pages list. - Editors set or clear the slug via the built-in Quick Edit panel. - On the frontend, any matching top-level request that would otherwise produce a 404 is silently redirected to the target page. - WordPress's slug uniqueness logic is extended so that no page can claim a permalink slug already in use as a quick link. Requirements | Requirement | Version | | ----------- | ------------ | | WordPress | 6.4 or later | | PHP | 8.3 or later | Installation 1. Upload the easy-quicklinks folder to wp-content/plugins/. 2. Activate the plugin via Plugins → Installed Plugins. 3. No further configuration is required. Usage 1. Go to Pages in the WordPress admin. 2. Hover over a page and click Quick Edit. 3. Enter a slug in the Quick Link field (lowercase letters and dashes

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