New version of Linklist (v0.4) WordPress plugin

A user of my WordPress plugin Linklist wanted to use it in conjunction with a Like/Unlike plugin.

Unfortunately Linklist also listed the like/unlike links of the plugin and put the list behind the Like icon:

linklist1

This is not the way it’s supposed to be. So I added two more options:

  1. You can define several class names of DIVs that will be excluded from being searched by Linklist. This option will also deal with incomplete DIVs (<div> without any closing div).
  2. You can set the priority of the plugin. This will enable Linklist to collect the links and add the list in the post before other plugins are adding their own content to the post.

In the above example the result will look like this:

linklist2

… and yes, Linklist is compatible with WordPress 3.8.

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