Hash Tags Extension v1.2 – Supports Multi-Word Tags

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I’ve been reading up on some #regular_expressions and managed to get the Hash Tags extension working with multi-word tags, and here it is in version 1.1 1.2.

The input method is the same as before (put a hash “#” in front of the tag), but for multi-word tags such as “hash tags”, you must replace the space “ ” with an underscore character “_”, as shown: \#hash_tags.  This will give a link to the “hash tags” posts page.

Something that’s just popped up while writing this post… an escape sequence!  I can’t write an example for hash tag linking if it just turns into one!  Bear with me…

…there we go.  The escape character is, as usual, a backslash “\”.  Putting a backslash in front of the hash tag will escape it, like so: \\\#hash_tags.  I suppose this would count as v1.2 then really?

Also note that, just as before, the hash tag will only become a link if said tag exists in your blog somewhere.

Download link: HashTags.zip (1.40 kb)

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