derickschaefer

Link Vault is a link management plugin to help bloggers write posts more efficiently. A typical blogger will open a series of browser tabs and flip back and forth between them as they create hyper links in their blog posts. If you use affiliate marketing links in your post, you will also find your self looking for those links at the last minute. This takes time and creates “blogger fatigue”.
Link Vault allows a blogger to do two things. The first is to create a list of persistent links that are available to you at all times in your blog post editor (Add New Post or Add New Page). This is the perfect place to store affiliate links or links you reference often. The second is that Link Vault allows you to collect the links you want to use for a give post ahead of time and simply drag and drop them when you are ready.
In a future release we will create a javascript based browser bookmark that will allow you to simply click the bookmark while browsing to store the URL of the page you are reading in your browser.
Link Vault Features:
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<li>Persistent link storage for affiliate links and other commonly referenced content.</li>
<li>Post level link collection to simplify the writing process.</li>
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<h3>Our Commitment</h3>
Let us know what bugs you uncover and what functionality you think would make this a better plugin.

Link Vault

Link Vault is a WordPress plugin that adds a widget to your post editor allowing you to easily drag and drop commonly used hyperlinks.

apoorvasharma

Place a custom banner and link at the top of your category and post pages. Easily update the image through your category edit page.
Features:
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<li>No configuration needed, just install and start using</li>
<li>Supports an image for each category</li>
<li>Custom post category positions with a template tag, shortcode for including the image in a custom area in your custom category template and post template.</li>
<li>Support a link for each category / banner image</li>
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Getting Started:
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<li>From the sidebar click ‘Posts’ -> ‘Categories’</li>
<li>Select an individual category from your list</li>
<li>Paste the url or upload the image of the banner you’d like to use into the “Banner Image Url” field</li>
<li>That’s it, your banner should now be displaying on your category page.</li>
<li>Remove image by deleting the url from the edit category page.</li>
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You can hide the automatic image placement by unchecking “Automatically insert banner above main content of category page” while on posts to display its necessary to check the second checkbox.
You can then place the template tag wp_show_category_banner() in your custom category template to customize the position of the image in your markup. Note – this tag must be placed on category templates – not posts templates.
For posts template copy and paste shortcode do_shortcode( ‘[category_post_banner]’ ) at desired location.
<a href="https://github.com/s-apoorva/WP-Category-Banner-Plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">Plugin’s Official Documentation and Support Page</a>

WP Bannerized Categories

Place a custom banner and link at the top of your category and post pages. Easily update the image through your category edit page.

Link Vault vs WP Bannerized Categories