Josh Betz

<p>Ben Word originally meant to “hide” the fact that you’re using WordPress. There are currently a few things missing from this plugin that really enforce that, but I didn’t want to make too many decisions on a user’s behalf. If recommend moving your uploads folder if you’re comfortable with that.</p>


Roots Hide WP

Ben Word originally meant to "hide" the fact that you're using WordPress. There are currently a few things missing from this plugin tha …

farmad

<p>Makhlas is the easiest way to replace the internally generated WordPress shortlinks.</p>
<p>Shortlinks are a great way to quickly share posts on social media like Twitter, Facebook and Whatsapp. Just finished writing an amazing post and want to share that post with your friend? It’s a lot easier to text message a shortlink than the entire address.</p>
<h4>Available Template Tags</h4>
<ul>
<li><code>makhlas_the_short_url_link()</code> outputs an anchor (a) tag, ex: <code><a href="http://ly.gy/sample" class="makhlas short-link" rel="nofollow">http://ly.gy/sample</a></code></li>
<li><code>makhlas_get_the_short_link</code> retrieves the above anchor for storage in a variable</li>
<li><code>makhlas_the_short_url()</code> outputs the short URL, ex: <code>http://ly.gy/sample</code></li>
<li><code>makhlas_get_the_short_url()</code> retrieves the above URL for storage in a variable</li>
<li><code>makhlas_the_short_url_input()</code> outputs an form input (a) tag, ex: <code><input class="makhlas short-url-input" type="text" value="http://ly.gy/sample"></input></code></li>
</ul>


Makhlas

Makhlas is the easiest way to replace the internally generated WordPress shortlinks.

Roots Hide WP vs Makhlas