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adi_link
Summary
adi_link will output links from various sources, with custom attributes.
Once installed and activated, you’ll get a new tag: <txp:adi_link/>.
See the help supplied with the plugin, or have a look online.
I’ve bundled up a few ideas into one plugin. To summarise, adi_link provides functionality to:
- take a URL via an attribute (e.g. http://www.example.com/) and output the link with text “www.example.com”
- take a URL stored elsewhere (e.g. in a custom field)
- render link as an “external” link (with specific class & rel)
- take a URL from the TXP database using a supplied TXP link ID
- parse & enhance links in an article (like jra_ext_link)
- render HTML id, HTML rel & CSS class (which can be supplied as tag attributes)
- render titles & link text (which can be supplied as tag attributes)
- render section/category links
- insert page anchor into a link
- insert GET vars into a link
Usage
adi_link can be used as follows:
- as a single tag:
<txp:adi_link/> - as a container tag:
<txp:adi_link> ... </txp:adi_link>
in:
- pages
- forms
- articles
Examples
Simple link:
<txp:adi_link url="http://www.example.com/" />
- creates link to “http://www.example.com/”, with link text of “www.example.com”
External link:
<txp:adi_link url="www.example.com" ext_link="1"/>
- creates link with HTML attributes: class=“ext_link” & rel=“external”
Link using URL from another source:
<txp:adi_link><txp:custom_field name="link"/></txp:adi_link>
- creates a link from URL stored in a custom field called “link”
Enhance links in an article:
notextile. <txp:adi_link ext_link="1">* "Link 1":http://www.linkone.com * "Link 2":http://www.linktwo.com * "Link 3":http://www.linkthree.com
notextile. </txp:adi_link>
Note: separate adi_link tags from content with blank lines & use “notextile” to prevent empty <p></p> being generated
TXP link:
<txp:adi_link id="23" link_text="New text"/>
- outputs a specific TXP link, overriding the stored link text/title
In a link form:
<txp:adi_link class="myclass" />
- when used in a Link Form, will output link with class of “myclass”
Link to page anchor:
<txp:adi_link anchor="top" link_text="back to top" />
- outputs a link to #top on current page
Link to section with additional URL vars:
<txp:adi_link section="mysection" urlvars="var1=value1&var2=value2" link_text="My Section with extras" />
- outputs a link to section “mysection”, with extra URL vars appended