LinkMaker lets editors create Wikipedia links without leaving the editor. Link any text to <code>linkmaker</code> (no protocol) and the plugin automatically points the front-end link to the matching article on Wikipedia. It ships with lightweight JavaScript and CSS that only runs on the front-end when needed.
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<li>Gutenberg-friendly workflow</li>
<li>Zero configuration</li>
<li>Keeps links that already point to GitHub untouched</li>
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<h3>Contact</h3>
Questions or partnership inquiries: <a href="mailto:dan@fishdan.com" rel="nofollow ugc">dan@fishdan.com</a>

LinkMaker

LinkMaker turns links pointing to linkmaker into live Wikipedia searches using the link text.

This plugin allows you to easily insert a wide variety of links into your wordpress documents with the following tag style:
[ln wikipedia]topic[/ln]
[ln php]htmlentities[/ln]
[ln amazon]978-0321396853[text]Eclipse Web Tools Platform[/text][/ln]
Or you can add links by clicking the ‘ln’ button inside of the wysiwyg editor. This will bring up a dialog box where you enter in the necessary data for that particular link
New link types can be easily added and existing links can be easily modified from the wordpress options page.
The following types of links are currently supported by default (with more on the way):
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<li>amazon</li>
<li>gravatar</li>
<li>php</li>
<li>twitter-rss</li>
<li>wikipedia</li>
<li>wppost</li>
</ul>

linkle

Easily embed links to wikipedia topics, amazon book sales, php documentation, and more with [ln linktype]topic[/ln].

LinkMaker vs linkle