How to manage your blogroll links

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Your blogroll is the short list of sites you want to share with your readers, and WordPress keeps every one of them in the same place. This guide walks you through adding a site, putting it in a group, and deciding how it behaves when someone clicks it.

Before you start

  • A WordPress account with permission to manage the site's links.
  • The web address of each site you want to add, in full — including https://.

Steps

Tips

  • A single link can belong to more than one group, so you don't have to choose between them.
  • A description is optional, but it's the only thing a visitor sees before they click — a short sentence goes a long way.
  • Nothing is locked in: you can edit a link's address, group, or description at any time and save it again.

Summary

That's the whole blogroll — add a site, drop it into a group, and decide how it behaves. Everything stays editable from the Links screen, so you can reshuffle the list whenever you like.

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