Wordpress Question - Is there a way to add the same link across multiple blogs?
 

I need to add the same link across a whole network of blogs, is there any easy way to do that other than adding them one by one?

Sorry but I have no clue. But if you figure it out, could you add this link for me? http://amateur-facials.com :winkwink:

not that I know of :( you could put a php include/readfile in the footer of every blog and just have them all read it from a remote location. So you wonth have to worry about changing them all again. if that makes any sense....

Put it in one of the template files, then upload that template to all the blogs - :)

2hp

actually, I have done that before, that is a good idea....not sure if it woul;d work in this instance, but when I did that before it made shit real easy to add one link across 100 sites

On a similar note - does anyone know of a Wordpress plugin that'll expire links after a certain date/amount of time?

Jace use a iframe

nope, I want to be able to add links across an entire network of wordpress blogs...in the links section of the blogs

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Originally Posted by Jace nope, I want to be able to add links across an entire network of wordpress blogs...in the links section of the blogs

Try this - http://www.gerd-riesselmann.net/arch...utput-tutorial

2hp

do an include for a file on a specific domain and add that bit of code to every blog - then whenever you update that file you'll have a link on all your blogs...

like I said in a round about way :winkwink:

Jace, you need to be more specific. There are about 6 ways to do what you described. Does it HAVE to be in the links section? If, so that blogroll doodad should do it. Otherwise, just pick a mechanism for calling the same links to multiple blogs. SSI, like georgeyw said, or even RSS. With like FeedForAll, you can create your own feed to include the links you want to display on the blogs. All of these are outside-the-post solutions, btw.

2hp

create your own rss feed http://www.makemoneywithporn.com/create-rss-feeds.html

Go to your link manager and import the OPML file from your previous blog.
previousblog.com/wp-links-opml.php

hadn't read all the replies....

Hmmm good question. Actually I typed a lot more but cut it out and since it was off topic and put it in a new thread. I'm wearing grey boxers.

the idea is not to have to add anything on 200 blogs when I get a new link I need added, I can just hit one control panel and it will update all the blogs with that new link

it looks like the php include is probably going to be my best bet

i eat a lot of cheese and have a hard time pooping