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== Introduction ==
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= Introduction =
  
The Links plugin has been created by the folks at [http://www.geeklog.net Geeklog]. This plugin allows you to administer a directory of links for your website. The links plugin is installed by default, and can either be disabled or uninstalled if you do not plan to use it.
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The Links plugin has been created by the folks at [http://www.geeklog.net Geeklog]. This plugin allows you to administer a directory of links for your website. The Links plugin is installed by default, and can either be disabled or uninstalled if you do not plan to use it.
  
=== Renaming The Link To Links ===
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== Managing Links ==
  
The Links plugin adds a <I>Web Resources</i> link to your menubar. To rename the link:
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=== Accessing The Links Plugin ===
# Open plugins/links/language/english.php in a plain-text editor.
 
# Find <I>114 => 'Web Resources'</i> and replace <I>Web Resources</i> with the text you want (e.g. <I>Links</i>). Ensure that you keep the quotes and all other characters intact.
 
# Save your changes.
 
# Upload the file onto your webserver, overwritting the existing file.
 
 
 
=== Managing Links ===
 
 
 
==== Accessing The Links Plugin ====
 
  
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
# Click the <I>Links</i> link in the <B>Admins Only</B> block.
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# Click the <i>Links</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
  
==== Creating A New Link ====
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=== Creating A New Link ===
  
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
# Click the <I>Links</i> link in the <B>Admins Only</B> block.
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# Click the <i>Links</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
# Click the <I>Create New</i> link.
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# Click the <i>Create New</i> link.
 
# Complete the fields. You may leave the Link ID and Link Hits fields as the defaults, although you may want to change the Link ID to something readable.
 
# Complete the fields. You may leave the Link ID and Link Hits fields as the defaults, although you may want to change the Link ID to something readable.
 
# Change the permissions if desired.
 
# Change the permissions if desired.
 
# Click the Save button.
 
# Click the Save button.
  
==== Editing A Link ====
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=== Editing A Link ===
  
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
# Click the <I>Links</i> link in the <B>Admins Only</B> block.
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# Click the <i>Links</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
 
# Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to edit.
 
# Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to edit.
 
# Make your changes and click the Save button.
 
# Make your changes and click the Save button.
  
==== Deleting A Link ====
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=== Deleting A Link ===
  
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
 
# Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
# Click the <I>Links</i> link in the <B>Admins Only</B> block.
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# Click the <i>Links</i> link in the [[Admins Block|Admins Only]] block.
 
# Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to delete.
 
# Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to delete.
 
# Click the Delete button.
 
# Click the Delete button.
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== Renaming The Web Resources Link To Links ==
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'''Note:''' In Geeklog versions prior to 1.4.1, the link to the Links plugin from the menu bar was labeled "Web Resources", which some users wanted to change. This change is no longer necessary as of Geeklog 1.4.1.
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The Links plugin adds a <i>Web Resources</i> link to your menu bar. To rename the link:
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# Open plugins/links/language/english.php in a plain-text editor.
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# Find <i>114 => 'Web Resources'</i> and replace <i>Web Resources</i> with the text you want (e.g. <i>Links</i>). Ensure that you keep the quotes and all other characters intact.
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# Save your changes.
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# Upload the file onto your webserver, overwritting the existing file.
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[[category:Plugins]]

Latest revision as of 17:19, 10 May 2009

Introduction

The Links plugin has been created by the folks at Geeklog. This plugin allows you to administer a directory of links for your website. The Links plugin is installed by default, and can either be disabled or uninstalled if you do not plan to use it.

Managing Links

Accessing The Links Plugin

  1. Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
  2. Click the Links link in the Admins Only block.

Creating A New Link

  1. Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
  2. Click the Links link in the Admins Only block.
  3. Click the Create New link.
  4. Complete the fields. You may leave the Link ID and Link Hits fields as the defaults, although you may want to change the Link ID to something readable.
  5. Change the permissions if desired.
  6. Click the Save button.

Editing A Link

  1. Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
  2. Click the Links link in the Admins Only block.
  3. Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to edit.
  4. Make your changes and click the Save button.

Deleting A Link

  1. Log into your website through your web browser as an administrator.
  2. Click the Links link in the Admins Only block.
  3. Click the pencil icon next to the link you want to delete.
  4. Click the Delete button.


Renaming The Web Resources Link To Links

Note: In Geeklog versions prior to 1.4.1, the link to the Links plugin from the menu bar was labeled "Web Resources", which some users wanted to change. This change is no longer necessary as of Geeklog 1.4.1.

The Links plugin adds a Web Resources link to your menu bar. To rename the link:

  1. Open plugins/links/language/english.php in a plain-text editor.
  2. Find 114 => 'Web Resources' and replace Web Resources with the text you want (e.g. Links). Ensure that you keep the quotes and all other characters intact.
  3. Save your changes.
  4. Upload the file onto your webserver, overwritting the existing file.