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Better Adjacent Post Links

by unalignedcoder

 ·  Current rank #18435

Active installs
70+
0% of tracked installs
Rank
#18435
Peak #18416
Downloads / day
Downloads (7d)
All-time downloads
9.1K
Days tracked
5
1 day▲ 16
7 days
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Highlights · computed from our daily tracking data

  • Better Adjacent Post Links currently ranks #18435 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list.
  • Its best position in our tracking is #18416, first reached on Aug 8, 2026.
  • The latest release, v1.1, shipped on Sep 9, 2009 (6,179 days ago) — release #4 since the plugin joined the directory in 2007.

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Details

Authorunalignedcoder
Current version1.1
Versions released4
Last updated2009-09-09
Added to directory2007-09-19
Requires WordPress2.0.2+
Requires PHP
First tracked here2026-08-06
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Description

Adds two enhanced commands to replace wordpress 'previous post' and 'next post' functions. Works with Wordpress 2.8+.

Frequently asked questions

Is Better Adjacent Post Links a free plugin?

Yes — Better Adjacent Post Links is a free, open-source (GPL) plugin distributed through the official WordPress.org directory.

How many websites use Better Adjacent Post Links?

WordPress.org reports 70+ active installs.

How popular is Better Adjacent Post Links?

As of August 10, 2026, Better Adjacent Post Links ranks #18435 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list. Its best position in our tracking is #18416.

When was Better Adjacent Post Links last updated?

Better Adjacent Post Links was last updated on September 9, 2009 (version 1.1). It has shipped 4 releases in total.

Who makes Better Adjacent Post Links?

Better Adjacent Post Links is developed by unalignedcoder. It joined the WordPress.org plugin directory in September 2007.

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