McNallen

wBuild Affiliate Links Sidebar makes it easy to showcase the affiliate products you already mention in your content — without manual copy-pasting.
Unlike other affiliate plugins that require manual imports or API keys, this plugin automatically detects links you’ve already added to your content and displays them, no extra work needed.
The plugin scans the current post/page content for affiliate links (starting with your chosen prefix, e.g. <code>https://amzn.to/</code>) and automatically displays them in:
– A beautiful sidebar widget (Appearance → Widgets) 
– Or an inline shortcode block <code>[wbuild-affiliate-links]</code>
Perfect for Amazon Associates, bloggers, reviewers, and content creators who want to highlight recommended products without extra work.
Free version features 
– Single affiliate prefix (e.g. Amazon amzn.to) 
– Up to 5 links displayed per page/post (configurable from 1–5) 
– Customizable title, disclosure text, link behavior (new tab, sponsored, noopener, etc.) 
– Clean, modern design with hover effects 
– Mobile/desktop visibility control for shortcode 
– Custom CSS options for widget and shortcode
Pro version adds 
– Unlimited links per page 
– Multiple affiliate programs/prefixes at once (Amazon, ShareASale, etc.) 
– No display limit (or custom max) 
– More link behavior options 
– <a href="https://wbuild.dev/affiliate-links-sidebar/" rel="nofollow ugc">View Pro details →</a>
Great for product roundups, reviews, buying guides, comparison posts — anywhere you already link to affiliate products. 
This is the free version of wBuild Affiliate Links Sidebar.
Love the plugin and want unlimited links, multiple affiliate programs, no display cap, and more customization? 
Check out the Pro version: https://wbuild.dev/affiliate-links-sidebar/

wBuild Affiliate Links Sidebar

Auto-detects affiliate links in your content and displays them in a sidebar widget or shortcode.

Phil McDonnell

Removes all links to Amazon.com/Amzn.to in the RSS feed so you will be in compliance with Amazon’s Affiliate TOS. According to Amazon you may not use their affiliate links in any email, rss feed, etc. All the original links will still appear within a normal blog post or page.
*Special thanks to Gretchen Louise (gretchenlouise.com) for alpha/beta testing this for me.

Remove Amazon Links from RSS Feed

Removes all links to Amazon.com/Amzn.to in the RSS feed.

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