Marcus Downing

Dani Llewellyn

Whenever your content contains a link to a file, this plugin can display:
<ul>
<li>An icon for the link</li>
<li>The type of file</li>
<li>The size of the file</li>
</ul>

Link Badges

Add document icons and file sizes to links

sta1r

robertsharp

The Paragraph Level IDs plugin adds an ‘id’ attribute to each paragraph tag in a blog post, giving the author and readers additional functionality.
So for example, becomes .
These additions allow anyone to link directly to that paragraph in the post. This is especially useful for long tracts of text, academic writing, and legal documents.
<h3>Road Map</h3>
In the future I hope to make the following improvements.
<ul>
<li>Streamline the code so it is at its most efficient and smallest file size.</li>
<li>Further customisation options for the id</li>
<li>A degree of backwards compatibility and localisation for other languages</li>
<li>An option so this feature is only applied to the post types specified.</li>
</ul>
I would welcome any advice, offers of support, bug-testing, forking the project and troubleshooting to help make these extra features possible.
<h3>Acknowledgements</h3>
My friend @strangerpixel overhauled the 0.2 code for this 1.0 release.
The comment by s_ha_dum in [this Stack Exchange thread] (http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/74558/automate-paragraphs-in-a-post-page-to-have-a-unique-anchor-link) and the comment by Milo in [this Stack Exchange thread] (http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/90066/numbering-sections-and-block-level-elements-in-wpautop-wordpress-as-cms-for-l) got me started. The [Add To Post plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-to-post/) was instructive in helping me build a simple settings form.

Paragraph Level IDs

The plugin adds an 'id' attribute to each paragraph tag in a blog post.

Link Badges vs Paragraph Level IDs