Emilian Robert Vicol

<p>Self Shortening URL for WordPress Blog. Is based on an article ID, page, category or tag and rewrite the wordpress permalink url in a much shorter form.</p>
<h3>NOTE!</h3>
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<li>One of these files, “wp-config.php” or “index.php”, must have write access, otherwise, shortened links will not work.</li>
<li>Disabling plugin does not mean the loss of links, they will continue to function until the plugin code from in wp-config.php or index.php will be manually removed.</li>
<li>Any other changes to the plugin can lead to malfunction or problems with the blog. </li>
<li>Plugin programmer is not responsible for incompatibility with some blogs, or any version of WordPress.</li>
<li>These folders should not exist in root blog: /i/ or /h/ or /z/ and also, there should be no page with slug name “z”, “h” or “i” … in 99% of cases should not be any problem.</li>
<li>index.php is rewritten by an update of wordpress, so short-links will not work anymore. If wp-config.php is editable (and should be as usual), index.php is never be used.</li>
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Self Shortening Permalink URL for WordPress Blog

Self Shortening URL for Wordpress Blog. Is based on an article ID, page, category or tag and rewrite the wordpress permalink url in a much shorter for …

Thorsten Frommen

<p>As of WordPress 4.4, the <em>Get Shortlink</em> button is hidden by default. This plugin brings it back. Yay.</p>
<p>Please note that the button does not exist at all in a Block Editor context. It will only show up when using the Classic Editor, for example, when editing a single attachment.</p>


Bring Back the Get Shortlink Button

This plugin brings back the Get Shortlink button, which is hidden by default since WordPress 4.4.

Self Shortening Permalink URL for WordPress Blog vs Bring Back the Get Shortlink Button