ECORP Internal Links

开发者	ecorpagency
更新时间	2026年8月3日 21:57
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.0
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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1.2.0

详情介绍:

ECORP Internal Links builds your internal linking silo for you. You define a list of keyword to URL rules once, and every matching keyword is turned into a link as your content is rendered. Your posts are never modified in the database: the plugin works on output only, so removing it removes every generated link. What it does

Links each keyword on its first occurrence only, so a page never repeats the same link.
Enforces a global limit of automatically inserted links per post.
Never lets a post link to itself: a rule pointing at the page being displayed is skipped, and does not consume the per-post limit.
Optionally opens links in a new tab (target="_blank" plus rel="noopener").
Optionally marks inserted links as rel="nofollow".
Runs only on the post types you enable.

Where it will never insert a link Correctness here matters more than coverage, so the matcher skips every context where an automatic link would be invalid or unwanted:

inside an existing <a> element, so links are never nested;
inside <h1> to <h6> headings;
inside <script>, <style>, <code>, <pre>, <kbd> and <samp>;
inside form controls such as <textarea>, <button>, <select>, <option> and <label>;
inside <iframe>, <svg>, <noscript> and <template>;
inside HTML comments;
inside any HTML attribute, including alt, title, src and href.

Built for real content

Matching is accent aware and case insensitive, and the original casing of the matched text is preserved in the anchor.
Word boundaries are Unicode aware: a rule for SEO never matches inside SEOquencer, and a rule for référencement never matches référencements.
Longer expressions win over shorter ones, so internal linking strategy is preferred over internal linking when both are defined.
Multi word keywords still match across a line break or a non breaking space.

Performance Rendered output is stored in the WordPress object cache, keyed by a version number that is bumped whenever you save your settings. On a site with a persistent object cache the transformation runs once per post revision; without one, repeated the_content calls within the same request are still served from memory. Developer filters

ecorp_il_should_process: decide per post whether automatic linking runs.
ecorp_il_filter_priority: change the the_content hook priority (default 20).
ecorp_il_protected_tags: adjust the list of protected elements.
ecorp_il_link_attributes: change the attributes of every inserted link.
ecorp_il_link_rel: change the rel values of every inserted link.
ecorp_il_cache_ttl: change the cache lifetime.
ecorp_il_selectable_post_types: change the post types offered in the settings screen.

This plugin is built and maintained by ECORP.

安装:

Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/, or install it from the Plugins screen.
Activate the plugin.
Go to Settings > Internal Links.
Add your keyword to URL rules, pick a maximum number of links per post, and select the post types to enable.

升级注意事项:

1.2.0 First directory release. Settings are stored under new option keys. 1.1.0 Stops posts from linking to themselves. 1.0.0 Initial release.

常见问题:

Does this modify my posts?

No. The plugin filters the_content at render time. Your post content in the database is untouched, and deactivating the plugin removes every generated link.

Why is my keyword not being linked?

Check the following, in order:

The post type of the page is enabled in the settings.
The maximum number of links per post has not already been reached by earlier rules.
The keyword does not appear only inside a heading, an existing link, a code block or an HTML attribute.
The keyword appears as a whole word. SEO will not match inside SEOquencer.
The rule does not point at the page you are looking at. A post is never linked to itself.

Will a post link to itself?

No. When a rule targets the page currently being displayed, it is skipped. The comparison ignores the protocol, a leading www. and a trailing slash, so the rule is recognised whichever form you pasted. A link to an anchor on the same page, such as /my-post/#section, is still allowed.

In which order are the rules applied?

Rules are applied in the order the keywords appear in the content, not in the order they are listed in the settings. When two rules could match the same text, the longer keyword wins.

Can I disable linking on a specific post?

Yes, with a small snippet using the ecorp_il_should_process filter: add_filter( 'ecorp_il_should_process', function ( $enabled, $post_id ) { return get_post_meta( $post_id, 'disable_autolinks', true ) ? false : $enabled; }, 10, 2 );

Does it work with the block editor?

Yes. The filter runs after blocks and shortcodes have been rendered, so it operates on the final HTML.

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