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Hi,

So to check this post has 1 outgoing link: https://prnt.sc/si33QtMldQrB so when you open this post you should see 1 outgoing link generated by our plugin.

-> This link is manually set by me, not by the plugin.

This is how it should work, right? I place keywords in the internal links widget, and the plugin should link these words to the correct blogs/pages, right?

It doesn’t do that now.

I don’t quite understand what you mean by the following. Where do I add that?

f you are not able to see the link even if there are links generated in the dashboard but not in the frontend page itself, the issue would be caused by your theme/template/builder. We have a work around these due to lack of any filters available for the get_the_content(), we have added our own to filter out that function.

To use get_the_content() just like before, you can just add this apply_filters on the templates so that the links will be generated.

Snippet:
$content = apply_filters(‘ilj_get_the_content’, get_the_content());
echo $content;

or
$content = apply_filters(‘ilj_get_the_content’, $term->description);
echo $content;

You can use our filter in your template or theme for it to have the links. This usually works automatically if the theme is using the default wordpress functions, we have provided this filter for more customized websites. We might need to figure out what avada and fusion builder use to fix this incompatibility with the frontend filter.

Hi! When I install the plugin and enter keywords in a post, it doesn’t automatically create links. As mentioned, I use Avada and their Fusion Builder.

Hi Erik, thanks for you quick response.

This I get, no problem and that works: https://www.lattenwand.nl/portfolio-item/test/?breedtekeuze=2cm&test=100cm but how do i get the data to the form? with js?