Kal Ström

henrikmelin

This plugin adds a box on the Write/Edit page where links associated with the post can be entered. There is not limit to how many links can be added to a post – simply click ‘Add a new link’ to add more.
Each link has a url and a title, which forms the actual link. An optional description can be added, which will appear underneath the link in the template.
Please see <a href="http://labs.dagensskiva.com/plugins/post-links/" rel="nofollow ugc">http://labs.dagensskiva.com/plugins/post-links/</a> for more information on how to use this plugin.

Post Links

This plugin adds a box on the Write/Edit page where (any number of) links related to the post can be entered.

unalignedcoder

If you are used to link the ‘previous’ and ‘next’ posts on a wordpress blog using their own title, you have probably noticed how more often than not too long titles can cause broken lines, hence unpredictable results in terms of page layout.
The only workaround in wordpress so far was to replace the title of the posts with generic phrases like ‘next post’, ‘previous post’ and so on. With this plugin you can use the title of the post itself, and trim it as needed.
Features:
<ul>
<li>limits the length of the previous and next post titles to the number of characters you want</li>
<li>where necessary, truncates the title to the last space, adding three dots</li>
<li>shows the entire title of the post in the tooltip (mysteriously wordpress never considers the tooltips of the links)</li>
<li>sets the string that conditionally will appear before the link title, only if the link title itself is present (previously in wordpress you either had to add a string outside of the ‘next/previous post’ tag, thus causing it to appear in the page even if the link was not present, or you had to add the string inside the link generated by wordpress, with ugly results: for example if the string was just a simple dividing character like ‘|’)</li>
</ul>

Better Adjacent Post Links

Adds two enhanced commands to replace wordpress 'previous post' and 'next post' functions. Works with Wordpress 2.8+.

Post Links vs Better Adjacent Post Links