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CSS Tutorials : How To Add Custom Bookmark Links to Wordpress
| There are plenty of plugins available for Wordpress that quickly and easily add a range of social links to the bottom of your blog posts. These are great if you don’t mind sticking with the original markup and styling that comes with the plugin, but if you’re building your own theme you might want to play close attention to the details and creat your own custom set of bookmarking links. Let’s take a look at how we can write our own XHTML markup into our theme file, add the functionality to posts the URL and title of the article and style up the links exactly how we’d like. |  |
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