Given a collection of glossary definition pages, automatically creates links in your page and post content for the words in your glossary.
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Given a collection of glossary definition pages, automatically creates links in your page and post content for the words in your glossary.
Is smart enough not to create illegal nested links.
Works with php 4 and 5 (check out the FAQ for more info on using it with php 4).
1 (although will most likely work on other versions).
A good example of the glossary in action is at this page. All of the “charter school” links were added dynamically by the glossary plugin.
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