Generally, you want to provide a link to your site, not the plugin link. If you click the “other notes” tab on the plugin page, you’ll go to this page here: http://ww.wp.xz.cn/extend/plugins/wp-glossary/other_notes/
If you want a word to link to a glossary term, you need to wrap shortcode text around it like so:
[glossary]term[/glossary]
when you hover over that word, it will show you the definition. To see a list of glossary terms on your site, you’ll need to add a link to:
yoursite.com/glossary
If you read the rest of his page, he outlines all the shortcodes for putting a glossary on whatever page you want.
hyperthalamus – the forums add the plugin url automatically as a way to tag the post 🙂
perrymyk – the WP Glossary plugin uses shortcodes. Here is some general information on WordPress shortcodes: http://en.support.wordpress.com/shortcodes/
Hopefully, armed with that knowledge, you can add glossary shortcodes.
I do have it in my to-do list to create a nicer UI (like gallery). I just need to find the time 🙂
