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Wiki Style Search will cause WP’s search to go directly to a page or post if a page or post’s title matches the search query; otherwise search results will display as usual. Plugin makes search function similar to that of Wikipedia.
For Example:
<ul>
<li>A search query of ‘spider’: http://thelargest.net/?s=spider takes you to http://thelargest.net/spider</li>
<li>A search query of ‘cruise ship’: http://thelargest.net/?s=cruise+ship takes you to http://thelargest.net/cruise-ship</li>
</ul>
Test more at <a href="http://thelargest.net" rel="nofollow ugc">The Largest</a>.
Please see more information at: http://thelargest.net/about/wiki-style-search-plugin
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Wiki Style Search

Wiki Style Search bypasses search results and directs users directly to an article if an article name matches their query.

This plugin allows you to easily insert a wide variety of links into your wordpress documents with the following tag style:
[ln wikipedia]topic[/ln]
[ln php]htmlentities[/ln]
[ln amazon]978-0321396853[text]Eclipse Web Tools Platform[/text][/ln]
Or you can add links by clicking the ‘ln’ button inside of the wysiwyg editor. This will bring up a dialog box where you enter in the necessary data for that particular link
New link types can be easily added and existing links can be easily modified from the wordpress options page.
The following types of links are currently supported by default (with more on the way):
<ul>
<li>amazon</li>
<li>gravatar</li>
<li>php</li>
<li>twitter-rss</li>
<li>wikipedia</li>
<li>wppost</li>
</ul>

linkle

Easily embed links to wikipedia topics, amazon book sales, php documentation, and more with [ln linktype]topic[/ln].

Wiki Style Search vs linkle