This is a simple plugin for django-cms. You can create a link in the text plugin.
- You can choose four protocols:
internal (optional with image as name)
external (optional with image as name)
mailto (optional with image as name)
picture (only set an image)
optional you can set a title
optional you can set an alt tag for the image
optional you can set a class attribute
optional you can set a style attribte (e.g. color:red)
optional you can set an id attribute
optional you can set the direction of textflow rtl or lft
optional you can set an expired time for a link (see note below)
poptional you can set a short description for the admin page
Note: When the link expired and the link name is text then is not a link anymore and a stroke is through the name.
For install instruction read INSTALL file or doc/install.{rst, html}.
Repository can found on cmsplugin-nextlink
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