links to previous posts
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In one of my earlier posts I wrote about cell phones, in another post I wrote about gas tanks. In my next post I want to link to those previous posts so that I don’t have to repeat the info. and I can go into more details. How do I do that?
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Hi chanmadhavi,
Can you please post the complete url to your wordpress.COM blog so we can be sure to get you the correct help?
Please refer to this link on the necessary things to do before posting in the forums: https://en.forums.wordpress.com/topic/7-things-to-know-before-posting-in-wordpresscom-forums?replies=1
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No I didn’t find any relevant info in a search on the forums or google. Thanks bats0711
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I found this info in the support section about how to link previous posts to a current post. That way you can provide a link in your new post instead of having to repeat all the info again and you can go into more detail.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/links/ -
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Thanks bats0711 your opinion means a lot especially since I’m a new writer, finding my feet. I will try this method. Strange there is a whole section on adding links but it didn’t come up when I searched….
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Hello you two,
I think what you are referring to is found here.Easier Internal Linking
You’re writing a post (or a page) in WordPress. You mention something you’ve written about before, and think to yourself, “I’m going to link to that last post!” What do you do? You might open a new tab and search for the older content in your dashboard’s list of posts, or you might go to your live blog and find it. Either way, you have to find that content and get the URL, so that when you click on the link button in the post editor, you’ll have it ready. Right? What’s that, 5-8 steps, depending on which way you do it? No more! http://en.blog.wordpress.com/2010/11/19/linking-sorting-paging/
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