How to Automatically Link Featured Images to Posts in WordPress

Recently one of our readers asked if it was possible to automatically link featured images to blog posts in WordPress. Most WordPress themes link featured images to posts by default, but some themes may not do that. In this article, we will show you how to automatically link featured images to posts in WordPress.

Why Link Featured Images to Posts in WordPress?

Images are more engaging than text. Using featured images can boost user engagement on your site.

Usually, featured images are large and take more space than text. They are more colorful, hence more noticeable. They are also easier to click on smaller devices like mobile phones and tablets.

However, if your post thumbnails aren’t clickable, then it makes it harder for users to view your post.

Most WordPress themes link featured images to the posts by default. Some themes may not use that approach, which makes it difficult for you to properly utilize featured images.

Having said that, let’s see how you can automatically link featured images to posts in WordPress.

Automatically Link Featured Images to Posts in WordPress

This method required you to add code into your WordPress files. See our beginner’s guide on pasting snippets from web into WordPress.

Simply add this code to your theme’s functions.php file or a site-specific plugin.

function wpb_autolink_featured_images( $html, $post_id, $post_image_id ) {
$html = '<a href="' . get_permalink( $post_id ) . '" title="' . esc_attr( get_the_title( $post_id ) ) . '">' . $html . '</a>';
return $html;
}
add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_html', 'wpb_autolink_featured_images', 10, 3 );

This code simply adds a link around the code generated to display featured images or post thumbnails on your website.

This code will also add a link around featured images on single post pages. If you don’t want to link featured images on single post to the same post, then use this code.

function wpb_autolink_featured_images( $html, $post_id, $post_image_id ) {

If (! is_singular()) { 
	
$html = '<a href="' . get_permalink( $post_id ) . '" title="' . esc_attr( get_the_title( $post_id ) ) . '">' . $html . '</a>';
return $html;

} else { 

return $html;

}

}
add_filter( 'post_thumbnail_html', 'wpb_autolink_featured_images', 10, 3 );

We hope this article helped you learn how to automatically link featured images to posts in WordPress. You may also want to see our list of 14 best featured image plugins and tutorials for WordPress.

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How to Link to External Links from the Post Title in WordPress

Do you want to add an external link as post title in WordPress? Sometimes you may just want to share a link with your users. Instead of sending them to a post, you may want the post title to link to the other website. In this article, we will show you how to link to external links from the post title in WordPress.

Method 1: Linking Post Title to an External Link in WordPress using Plugin

This method is easier and is recommended for beginners.

First thing you need to do is install and activate the Page Links To plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.

Upon activation, simply create a new post or edit an existing one. You will notice the new ‘Page Links To’ meta box below the post editor.

Click on ‘A custom URL’ to add the link you want to add to post title. Now you can save or publish your post.

That’s all. The post title will now link to the custom URL you provided.

It is not necessary to use it for external links only. You can also use it to send users to different posts and pages on your WordPress site.

Method 2: Add External Link to Post Title Using Code

This method requires you to add code to your WordPress site. You can use this method if you are comfortable with pasting snippets from web into WordPress.

Simply add this code to your theme’s functions.php file or a site-specific plugin.

function print_post_title() {
global $post;
$thePostID = $post->ID;
$post_id = get_post($thePostID);
$title = $post_id->post_title;
$perm = get_permalink($post_id);
$post_keys = array(); $post_val = array();
$post_keys = get_post_custom_keys($thePostID);

if (!empty($post_keys)) {
foreach ($post_keys as $pkey) {
if ($pkey=='external_url') {
$post_val = get_post_custom_values($pkey);
}
}
if (empty($post_val)) {
$link = $perm;
} else {
$link = $post_val[0];
}
} else {
$link = $perm;
}
echo '<h2><a href="'.$link.'" rel="bookmark" title="'.$title.'">'.$title.'</a></h2>';
}

This code looks simply looks for a custom field containing your custom URL. If the post has the custom field, then it outputs the post title linked to your URL.

The next step is to replace your theme’s default display of post title with this function. You will find it in archives.php, content.php, category.php and other templates. It would look something like this:

<?php the_title( sprintf( '<h2 class="entry-title"><a href="%s" rel="bookmark">', esc_url( get_permalink() ) ), '</a></h2>' ); ?>

You need to replace it with this code:

<?php print_post_title() ?>

The code part is over, now you need to add the external URL to the post. Simply edit the post or create a new one. On the post editor page, look for the custom fields meta box.

If you cannot see the custom fields meta box, then you need to click Screen Options in the top right corner of the screen. This will bring down a menu where you need to check the box next to ‘Custom Fields’.

You will find the custom fields meta box below the post editor.

Click on ‘Enter New’ and then enter external_url in the ‘Name’ field and the URL you want to add to post title in the ‘Value’ field.

You can now save or publish your post. That’s all, your post title will now be linked to the URL you added in the custom field.

Next time you need to add a link, you just need to select the external_url custom field from the drop down menu and enter your external link in the value field.

We hope this article helped you learn how to link to external links from the post title in WordPress. You may also want to see our guide on how to add an external link icon on your WordPress Site.

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JustHost Secret Link Exposed!

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Here’s how you can get extra 20% discount on JustHost hosting plan. All you need to do is just follow two simple steps shown below. First, href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com/justhost.php">visit JustHost by clicking here. Scroll down to footer and look for a link named (Secret Link), click in.

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Then simply signup JustHost from this special page and you’ll get extra 20% discount.

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Enjoy! (I hope JustHost folks don’t curse me for breaking the ‘Don’t give it out’ rule.)

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How to create link with hover image in plain CSS

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style="line-height: 1.5em;">What’s a hover?style="line-height: 1.5em;"> style="line-height: 1.5em;">Definition quoted from style="line-height: 1.5em;" href="http://www.uwstout.edu/soe/profdev/advwebdesign/two/glossary.html">UWStout.edustyle="line-height: 1.5em;">:

‘Hover’ is an effect that occurs when you place the cursor over a link of any kind. The link can be coded to respond to the hover by changing color, showing a new graphic, or even playing a sound file.

The hover effect improves web usability and helps web owners to direct their web traffics. When you wish your web users to pay extra attention to a special link, a good way to do so is to create a link with attractive hover effect. A simple hover effect href="#">like this (a simple underline and change of text color) indicates those text are ‘click-able’ and improves web interactions. However, changing text color and styles (underline/overline/bold) is very basics and there are a lot more can be done with hover.

In this article, I’m going to show how you can create good looking links with hover effect.

Example 1: Link with hover button

First, a look at the working example (place mouse over the link to see how it works – change of icon at the side).

class="x">href="#">Example 1 – Link with hover button image

This is the completed version of what will be built in this example.

How we create it in plain CSS?

The Button Image

Step 1, as you can see, we need a arrow icons in two different versions. In our example, I used red (#CC3300) as the default link button; and grey (#333333) for the hover effect. Such button can be easily made using any image editing software.

We now have the red color button (say, b1.png) and the rey color (button say, b2.png). Merge these two into one image file with b1.png on top of b2.png. This will be our final image for the link. Name it (say, x.png) and upload the desired location (for my case, I placed it in my WP template folder).

For your reference:

b1.png alt="" src="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/images/2009/1020-1.jpg" /> , b2.png alt="" src="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/images/2009/1020-2.jpg" /> , and x.png alt="" src="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/images/2009/1020-3.jpg" />

The CSS Code

Next, on the CSS code. Basically what we want to achieve is to indent the link text slightly to the right to make space for the button; and in the same time, display a different image when the link is in hover state. These are pretty fundamental stuffs except that we need a little twist on the background position. The trick is to show the top part of the image (the red button) for the original link; and when hover, displace the background image with a -11px (it might differs on your website) margin to show the grey button.

.x a {
 color: #cc3300;
 padding-left: 14px;
 font-weight: bold;
 background-image: url(images/x.png);
 background-position: 0 2px;
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
 }

.x a:hover {
 color: #333333;
 padding-left: 14px;
 font-weight: bold;
 background-image: url(images/x.png);
 background-position: 0 -11px;
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
 }

Implementation

To show off this hover effect, simply insert class x into the designated area. Here’s an example on how you can do it.

<p class='x'><a href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com">Homepage</a></p>

Example 2: Link in hover background

With the same concept, there are endless ways you can make your links look cool. Here’s another example on what we can do with the hover effects with a slightly different method. Again, have a look on the finished version.

class="y" href="#">Example 2 – Link in hover background

In this example, what I will do is to create a button-liked hyperlink where the background will change when users place their mouse over it.

How we create it in plain CSS?

The background images

First, create two images of rounded rectangle. For demonstration purpose, we will not merge these two images in this example. We’ll name the red (#CC3300) rectangle as b1.png; and the maroon (#9F2800) rectangle as b2.png.

alt="" src="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/images/home/b1.png" />

alt="" src="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/images/home/b2.png" />

The CSS Code

Next, here are the codes for your style sheet (we are naming the class ‘y’ in this second example).

a.y {
 width: 280px;
 height: 42px;
 color: #000000;
 padding: 10px;
 text-decoration:none;
 display: block;
 font-weight: bold;
 background-image : url(images/b1.png);
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
 }

a.y:hover {
 width: 280px;
 height: 42px;
 color: #FFFFFF;
 padding: 10px;
 font-weight: bold;
 text-decoration:none;
 display: block;
 background-image : url(images/b2.png);
 background-repeat: no-repeat;
 }

Implementation

To display the link, simple insert the class (y) into the <a href> tag in your source code. Example:

<a href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com" class="y" >Homepage</a>

Wrapping up

I hope this article brought you valuable information and inspired some of you to use CSS in an creative way. If there’s any other points you think I should add in this guide, feel free to leave your ideas in the comment section.

More CSS tutorials

If you like this post, be sure to also check outhref="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/web-design/30-latest-css3-tutorials-you-probably-have-not-read-before/"> How to make good use of  CSS 3 animations, href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/web-design/30-latest-css3-tutorials-you-probably-have-not-read-before/">Must Read CSS 3 Tutorials 2012, as well as href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/featured-articles/make-your-webite-beautiful-20-must-read-css3-tutorials/">Make your site cool with these CSS 3 techniques.

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Smart Link Building (And Web Marketing) For The Average Guys

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We get jaw dropping stuffs on the Internet daily. rel="nofollow" title="Space Jump" href="http://www.redbullstratos.com/the-team/felix-baumgartner/" target="_blank">Record breaking space jumps, rel="nofollow" title="Zappo Tony Hsieh Story" href="http://techcrunch.com/2010/06/07/tony-hsieh-zappos/" target="_blank">smart young entrepreneurs making billion of dollars, rel="nofollow" title="Robot Dance Brothers" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1AwrqoHA2c" target="_blank">stunning robot dancing skills, rel="nofollow" title="Kim Jung Gi" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGjGhU2o7sQ" target="_blank">awesome drawing talents, rel="nofollow" title="Smashing Magazines" href="http://uxdesign.smashingmagazine.com/2012/09/27/fixing-broken-user-experience/" target="_blank">in-depth views and studies about UX design, rel="nofollow" title="Noob Online Marketing Guide" href="http://unbounce.com/noob-guide-to-online-marketing-infographic/" target="_blank">extremely long and comprehensive infographic, and rel="nofollow" title="OK Cupid 10 Charts About Sex" href="http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/10-charts-about-sex/" target="_blank">some really interesting research about our sex life.

Cool. Awesome. Great. Remarkable. Extraordinary. Ground Breaking. You know, the usual “extraordinary” stuffs we tend to blog, tweet, pin; in short, link to it from our websites and social network profiles.

But, how about average people and small businesses with low influences? How do we get others to link to our websites when we have very limited resources?

As y’all knew, back link is the lifeline of a website. No links = no exposures + no search ranking = no traffics = no incomes. Having a clear and effective link building strategy is vital to any web success.

In this post, we are going to talk about winning the link building (and indirectly, web marketing) battle as the average guy.

Smart Link Building Is All About Win-Win

Instead of writing down a long list of suggestions, I am going to boil everything down to one simple idea: Think Win-Win. That’s right, before you try to get a link from the others, ask what you can give first.

I know, this sound a little weird at first. You probably don’t get this a lot from other link building guides.

To build legitimate links, most will suggest viral videos, beautiful infographics, free ebooks, valuable blog post with excessive information, etc etc. However, doing all these need great talent, heavy working hours, and probably lots of money (unless you can do everything by yourself, but then again, time is just another type of cost). Bear in mind that in an average guy’s world, talent and money are always in scarcity. This is why we need alternative way to build link when talent, money, or manpower comes short.

My Real Life Experience With The Strategy

Let me describe the idea with two real life experiences.

Pingdom Uptime Checker Tool

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I have been using rel="nofollow" title="Pingdom" href="https://www.pingdom.com/" target="_blank">Pingdom Uptime Checker for quite some time. Basically, what the tool does is that it sends an HTTP request to your site every 5 minute 24/7 (to check on the uptime) and provides an overall report to your registered email by end of the month. The tool is accurate, extremely user-friendly, and best of all, free of charge.

The objective behind this free tool is clear: Pingdom wants to build its brand and gain more exposures (and sign ups) among webmasters. Having that in thought, I took the initiative and introduced Pingdom Uptime Checker to our readers in title="WHSR WP Engine Uptime Review" href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com/updates-news/quick-update-on-wp-engine-hosting-2-months-later/" target="_blank">this and title="Server Uptime Monitor Tools" href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com/web-tools/5-handy-tools-to-measure-server-uptime/" target="_blank">this post. I then notified Pingdom staffs about the post via Twitter mentions. The outcome? Pingdom’s free service is revealed to my readers (counting at 1,200 unique visitors daily at that time); and in return, folks at Pingdom tweeted about the posts to 60,000+ followers. The tweets not only gave us dozens of new followers on Twitter, it also helped us gained a few extra free links from other bloggers/webmasters who saw the tweets – all at the cost of one short posts and one roundup posts.

iPhone Apps For Web Developers

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On another example, some time ago, Danielle and I decided to cover a list of title="Handy iPhone Apps For Web Developers" href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.com/web-design/handy-iphone-apps-for-web-developers/" target="_blank">useful iPhone Apps for web developers on WHSR. As you probably knew, app developers are always racing fiercely to win market share at Apple Apps Store. What app developers need most, without doubt, will more exposures on their products.

So, without any incentive from the app developers, we simply gave out free publicity and links to the selected app developers. The post was then submitted to dozens of different web design sites and social networking sites for marketing purpose. After a few emails and mentions on Twitter and some Stumbles, our work started to payoff. Some of the featured web developers picked up the post and linked back to us from their high authority blogs, and some tweeted about the post, and some simply emailed and gave us a free trial account (hey, we are web developers too). The link out strategy earned us more than just links; it also helped us to build relationships with other players in the industry, which most probably will help us to thrive in long-term. Sweet!

Your Takeaway In This Guide

If you are reading this, chances are you were looking for ways to improve your site’s link profile. And, if you are like me – an average guy with limited resources (money, manpower, talents, access to useful data) – you’ll need to get smart and work really hard.

So here’s how you can apply my idea to your next link building campaign.

1. First, Instead of looking for what you can gain from others, href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/web-tools/my-quick-review-on-getresponse/">ask yourself what you can give to others. Compile a list of 50 sites/blogs related to your industry. Briefly review each of them in the list to understand their strengths and weaknesses, jot your thoughts into the list. If you are familiar with your niche, this shouldn’t take too much of time, target spend less than 20 minutes on each.
2. Now, look at the list and ask yourself: “How I can I help to fill the gap and help the site/blog owners to improve?”
3. Is there any bad English grammar you can help rectify? Is the site owner/blogger missing certain web marketing skill that you are good at? Can you help pin point the broken links on the site/blog? Does the site/blog need any beta tester for certain program or web service? Is the site owner/blogger looking for users to write a testimonial?

I once did a round of 20 article submissions on my EzineArticles Platinum Account for a guy in order to get a link on his blog homepage. All it took to get that 20 standard articles approved on EzineArticles was some extra labor work and I got that homepage link without spending a dime. The site owner later told me that I’m the first one who did that and he was glad that his other competitors were not following my strategy.

You see, it doesn’t take a genius to create a symbiosis, win-win situation. Just be generous and be that guy who is not afraid to take the first step.”Give and you shall receive” – there is indeed some wisdom in the old sayings. Yes, the process can be a little tiring sometimes but hey, it works. Do this once per week for the next 12 months and I bet your site will have a totally different link profile (and much higher traffic volume one year later). After all, this is how I grew WebHostingSecretRevealed.com from 0 visitors to 80,000 unique visits per month with limited budget in two years time.

Now that’s my link building trick as an average guy. What’s yours?

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Why Good Content Should Be at the Heart of Your Link Building Campaign

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Penguins, Pandas and other wild animals have wreaked havoc on many website owner’s traffic levels title="One Year Later: Post Penguin and Google Analysis" href="http://www.webhostingsecretrevealed.net/blog/seo/penguin-2-0-roundups-studies-and-losers-analysis/">over the last two years. The message from Google was clear: Stop trying to manipulate our search results. The black-hat techniques that many so-called “SEO Experts” had been using for years were no longer working.

Many business owners did not even know that their SEO marketing partners were using questionable tactics to promote their websites, so they were shocked to see their traffic crash to the floor (I can only imagine what lies these SEO companies told their clients). Companies had grown website traffic for years using poor quality articles that were stuffed with keywords, link bombing, and link wheels designed to fool Google.

Google had warned website owners to focus on good content and not try and manipulate their results, however everyone had got away with these black-hat techniques for years so the warnings largely fell on deaf ears. Due to this, many website owners were unprepared for the changes Google introduced, creating what can only be considered an “unmitigated disaster” for them. Their whole business model was built on getting traffic by manipulating search engines. With no plan B, many websites were simply left to die (good riddance to most of them).

The Fall of Content Farms

Search Engine Land Editor-In-Chief title="Matt McGee" href="http://www.mattmcgee.com/">Matt McGee wrote a fantastic article a few months ago entitled “title="Google Panda Two Years Later: The Real Impact Beyond Rankings & SEO Visibility" href="http://searchengineland.com/google-panda-two-years-later-real-impact-149519">Google Panda Two Years Later: The Real Impact Beyond Rankings & SEO Visibility“. The article highlighted just how much some large websites had been hit. Using data from title="Search Metrics" href="http://searchmetrics.com">Search Metrics, Matt showed how badly websites such as HubPages, Mahalo and Suite101 had been affected.

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The fall in traffic they experienced was astounding. HubPages currently has 62% less traffic than it had before the Panda changes were introduced. Mahalo has lost 92% of its traffic and Suite101 has lost a whopping 96%. As professional as these websites look, they have never been nothing more than glorified title="Content Farms" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_farm">content farms that were specifically designed to encourage visitors to click on links.

They were used by many people to promote their new websites as articles achieved a decent PageRank fairly quickly. Therefore it was common practice for an SEO company to throw up an article on HubPages or Squidoo and insert several links to their websites throughout.

These companies always valued quantity of quality (a quick look at any article on the ultimate content farm About.com verifies this). That was was made these websites successful, but in the end, it was also what brought them back down to earth.

For an insight into the world of content farms, I recommend reading former Mahalo employee Andrew Kaufman’s excellent article “title="Confessions of a Content Farm Hand" href="http://freelancecontentstrategist.com/content-farm-hand.html">Confessions of a Content Farm Hand“.

Quality Over Quantity

I saw a few small irrelevant content websites that I own see traffic drop after the Panda update, however across the board, I was largely unaffected with those changes as I had always generated traffic by focusing on high quality articles.

My friends were not so lucky. They were generating thousands of pounds every month from a UK financial comparison website whose traffic was created from links from low PR content farms such as title="Linkvana" href="http://www.linkvana.com">Linkvana and BuildMyRank.com (which Google title="BuildMyRank Closes Down" href="http://ppc.org/buildmyrank-shuts-down-their-link-building-service/">completely deindexed in 2012). It was a simple little website but it generated a huge amount of money from only a few hundred visits per day. I believe it could have sold for at least 0,000 (probably much more) on a marketplace such as title="Flippa" href="http://www.flippa.com">Flippa. After the panda update, it was practically worthless, giving them a harsh lesson on why you should not try and manipulate search engines. On a positive note, they are continuing to rebuild the website by writing high quality articles for visitors. It is a shame they did not do this from the start.

As a website owner, I was not directly affected by the changes in Panda, however the changes did improve my position as a freelance writer. Dozens of website owners had contacted me over the years asking me to write for them. They quickly withdrew their offer of work when I advised them I would not write 500 word articles for -. In their minds, all articles were created equal. The only thing they were concerned about was that an article was unique. The quality of the article was not important. It is no surprise that many of these people turned to title="Article Spinning, Another Bad Idea" href="http://dejanseo.com.au/article-spinning-another-bad-idea/">article spinning instead.

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InMotion Hosting Discount (Link)

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Discount Details

style="line-height: 1.5em;">40% discount plus free domain name. Monthly price after discount: .77/mo and .17/mo for 12- and 24-month subscription.

No coupon needed, click link to activate discount.

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