Use the following PHP functions, hooks, and frontend integration points for WebberZone Link Warnings. All hooks use the wzlw prefix. PHP wrapper functions These global functions are defined in includes/options-api.php and are available after the plugin loads. The plugin instance accessor has its own namespace, as shown below. wzlw_get_settings() Returns the saved settings array after...
The redirect screen in WebberZone Link Warnings supports theme template overrides and CSS customization. When the warning method is set to Redirect screen or Inline indicators + Redirect screen — or when a Link Rule with a redirect action matches the link — clicking a processed link opens an interstitial page before the user reaches...
WebberZone Link Warnings uses CSS custom properties (variables) for all colors, spacing, and visual tokens. You can override these in your theme stylesheet without modifying plugin files. Use these classes and variables to customize indicators, modals, and redirect screens. CSS classes added to links The plugin adds the following classes to processed <a> tags: Class...
WebberZone Link Warnings settings are available at Settings → Link Warnings. The tabs are General, Display, Rules, and Advanced. Settings are stored in a single WordPress option: wzlw_settings. General tab Warning Method Controls how users are warned about external links. Value Label Behavior inline Inline indicators only Adds configured visual indicators and hidden text for...
WebberZone Link Warnings gives you two sets of CSS classes you can add directly to links (or their containers) in your content. One set suppresses the warning icon on specific links. The other set treats links as external even when they point to your own domain. You do not need to write any code. You...
WebberZone Link Warnings adds accessible warnings to external links and target="_blank" links in your WordPress content. It supports inline visual indicators, modal confirmation dialogs, and redirect interstitial screens — or combinations of these. Requirements WordPress install (The easy way) Manual install Installing via WP CLI Install and activate on a single site: To activate across...
