Boone Gorges

<p>This plugin adds a widget to your WPMU blog that allows the blog administrator to display a list of links from any blog on the installation. Imagine, for instance, that Josie is teaching a class in which she and each of her students have individual blogs. Josie’s got a list of important links (a class blogroll, or maybe links that are relevant to the class), and she’d like to share the links with her students. Using this plugin, her students can place a widget on their blogs that automatically pulls in a certain category of links from her blog.</p>
<p>At the moment, the plugin works like this: Drop the Shared Blogroll widget into one of your blog’s sidebars. You’ll need to know the blog_id of the blog from which you’ll be pulling the links. (This is the big weakness in the plugin for now. For the moment, I’ll probably add a line of code to the Dashboard that echoes the global $blog_id, so that blog owners will know their blog_id and be able to pass it along to other who want to share their links. In the future I may add autocomplete or something. If you have a suggestion, let me know.) Once you’ve entered the source blog id, the plugin automatically populates the Category dropdown list with the categories from the source blog, so if you only want to include one of the link categories you can. You can have as many shared blogroll widgets on a blog as you’d like.</p>


Shared Blogroll

Creates a widget that pulls a category of links from any other blog on the same WPMU installation

mibuthu

<p>The purpose of this plugin is to to show the wordpress integrated links in a list or a slider by using a shortcode or a widget.</p>
<h4>Current Features:</h4>
<ul>
<li>the shortcode [linkview] can be used to add the links in a post or page</li>
<li>the widget “LinkView” can be used to add links in a sidebar</li>
<li>the links can be displayed in a list or in a slider</li>
<li>there are many options available to adjust the output of the links (see shortcode options in the “About LinkView” page)</li>
<li>the image of the link can also be displayed</li>
<li>categories and/or links can be displayed in multicolumn layout</li>
<li>option to set additional css styles for the link-lists and link-sliders</li>
<li>the required user roles to edit links can be adjusted in the settings page</li>
</ul>
<h4>Development:</h4>
<p>If you want to follow the development status have a look at the <a href="https://github.com/mibuthu/wp-link-view" title="wp-link-view git-repository" rel="nofollow ugc">git-repository on github</a>.<br />
Feel free to add your merge requests there, if you want to help to improve the plugin.</p>
<h4>Translations:</h4>
<p>Please help translating this plugin into multiple languages.<br />
You can submit your translations at <a href="https://www.transifex.com/projects/p/wp-link-view" title="wp-link-view at transifex" rel="nofollow ugc">transifex.com</a>.<br />
There the source strings will be kept in sync with the actual development version. And in each plugin release the available translation files will be updated.</p>


Link View

Display a link-list or link-slider in a post or page by using a shortcode.

Shared Blogroll vs Link View