Fumiki Takahashi

TAROSKY INC.

Mark Walters

This plugin adds an “External Link” section to the post editor.
If you’re publishing posts that are primarily used to link to external news articles or resources, the plugin overrides the post’s permalink and redirects users to the specified external URL when they click the post.
The “External Link” section has two options:
<ol>
<li>External link (This URL will replace the return value of <code>the_permalink</code>)</li>
<li>Open in new window (checkbox)</li>
</ol>
By setting an external link, the link in your widget, post archive and so on, will refer to the new URL you saved.
<h4>Settings</h4>
This plugin adds a new section to Writing Settings with 3 different options.
<ol>
<li>Post Types </li>
</ol>
Lets you select which post types should support external links.
<ol>
<li>Attributes </li>
</ol>
When set to Automatic, the target and rel attributes will be automatically added to anchor elements linking to the new URL, using jQuery.
When set to Manual, developers must manually add anchor elements. You can either use <code>tsep_anchor_attributes()</code> to generate the href, rel and target attributes, or use <code>the_permalink()</code> to populate the href attribute and <code>tsep_target_attributes()</code> to add the target and rel attributes separately.
Easy method:
<pre><a class="some-class">Click here!</a></pre>
With separate attributes:
<pre><a href="" class="some-class">Click here!</a></pre>
<ol>
<li>Single Page Content </li>
</ol>
This option allows you to manually write an anchor element that will be added to the post’s content. Use %link% for the external link, and %rel% for the target and rel attributes.
<pre><a href="%link%" rel="nofollow ugc">Click here!</a></pre>
This will produce the following output:
<pre><a href="https://example.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc">Click here!</a></pre>

Taro External Permalink

A WordPress plugin that allows selected post types to redirect to external URLs.

Chuck Reynolds

This plugin adds a URL path column to the edit screens for all post types — posts, pages, and any custom post type including WooCommerce products. Child pages show the full nested path. For drafts, pending, and scheduled content the URL path is shown slightly greyed out since it isn’t an official URL yet. Multibyte characters in slugs (non-latin languages) are fully supported.
I initially built this out of necessity to quickly identify pages by their slug/path as sometimes the titles that clients used did’t match up nicely with the URL slug on the front-end of the site; so here’s a fast way to do that. Nothing fancy, just does what it does.
Do you have a feature you’d like or a bug you’ve found? Feel free to <a href="https://github.com/chuckreynolds/Admin-Slug-Column/issues" rel="nofollow ugc">make an issue on the github repo</a>.

Admin Slug Column

Really. It's simple, and that is why it is awesome. Thanks for saving me the work.

It does exactly what it says it does

Still working as of WP 6.0.2. Makes it easy to see post URL's.

Still works, great plugin

So simple but so useful


Simple and works as expected. Saves a lot of time when troubleshooting.


Lifesaver when trying to locate duplicate slugs

Adds a URL path column to all admin post type edit screens. Works with posts, pages, and any custom post type including WooCommerce products.

Taro External Permalink vs Admin Slug Column