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 …

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<p>Useful for inserting adverts in to certain posts, or other common pieces of code which you can manage centrally.</p>
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<p>Contact details or addresses can be set as a snippet and easily updated centrally rather than having to go through each post.</p>
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<p>Use the Post Snippits Settings page to define your snippits, then use the shortcode [snippit name] in your posts or pages where “name” is the name you have defined in the settings.</p>
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Post Snippits

Use shortcodes to automatically insert common snippits of text and code in to your posts and pages.

Self Shortening Permalink URL for WordPress Blog vs Post Snippits