Simon Painter

UltraNoodle

Ready Links is an SEO tool that prints a list of all the pages and blog posts in your website. This list can be used for Linking, BackLinking and cross checking for 404’s and redirects. The list can be just a URL list, or a list of html links with a specified anchor text. The uses are limitless.
1, Enter your keywords. 
2, Select Date Range. If empty, it will export all of them. 
3, Select Category, Pages etc. 
4, Select Export Type. Post by default. 
5, Select Export Format. HTML Hyperlink by default. 
6, Click Export button.
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SEO Ready Links Export

SEO Ready Links is an SEO tool that exports a list of pages and blog post urls in your website for download.

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robertsharp

The Paragraph Level IDs plugin adds an ‘id’ attribute to each paragraph tag in a blog post, giving the author and readers additional functionality.
So for example, becomes .
These additions allow anyone to link directly to that paragraph in the post. This is especially useful for long tracts of text, academic writing, and legal documents.
<h3>Road Map</h3>
In the future I hope to make the following improvements.
<ul>
<li>Streamline the code so it is at its most efficient and smallest file size.</li>
<li>Further customisation options for the id</li>
<li>A degree of backwards compatibility and localisation for other languages</li>
<li>An option so this feature is only applied to the post types specified.</li>
</ul>
I would welcome any advice, offers of support, bug-testing, forking the project and troubleshooting to help make these extra features possible.
<h3>Acknowledgements</h3>
My friend @strangerpixel overhauled the 0.2 code for this 1.0 release.
The comment by s_ha_dum in [this Stack Exchange thread] (http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/74558/automate-paragraphs-in-a-post-page-to-have-a-unique-anchor-link) and the comment by Milo in [this Stack Exchange thread] (http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/90066/numbering-sections-and-block-level-elements-in-wpautop-wordpress-as-cms-for-l) got me started. The [Add To Post plugin (https://wordpress.org/plugins/add-to-post/) was instructive in helping me build a simple settings form.

Paragraph Level IDs

The plugin adds an 'id' attribute to each paragraph tag in a blog post.

SEO Ready Links Export vs Paragraph Level IDs