Evan Solomon

<p>If you write posts scheduled for the future and want to link between them, this can help!  WordPress has a great, fast tool for linking to posts on your own site, but it only lists already-published posts.  Usually this makes sense, but if you do a lot of writing for the future via scheduled posts you may want to expand that.</p>
<h3>Contribute</h3>
<p>The code is available on Github: <a href="https://github.com/evansolomon/wp-scheduled-posts-internal-linking" rel="nofollow ugc">https://github.com/evansolomon/wp-scheduled-posts-internal-linking</a></p>


Internal Linking For Scheduled Posts

A very simple way to add scheduled posts to WordPress' internal linking system.

BoUk

<p>Unlike other plugins, where check for missed schedules is hooked into init action, which in return means, there’s an extra database call created anytime the site is loaded, this plugin creates separate recurring cron task to check for missed schedules.</p>
<p>Checks are happening every 5 minutes and in case there are found posts missing its schedule, they are automatically published. From the principle this solution requires a functional WordPress cron subsystem.</p>


Snack Missed Schedule

Uses separate recurring cron task to check for missed schedules.

Internal Linking For Scheduled Posts vs Snack Missed Schedule