Ultralinks bring all the intereseting, useful or relevant information about anything you see on the internet, straight to you, with just one click.

Hyperlinks have their place, but ultralinks can do so much more. Ultralinks can perform many of the same functions hyperlinks do, but better. Ultralinks can even do many things that hyperlinks can't do at all. They can take your website to the next level.

Check out our introduction video at ultralink.me

=== Cleaner, Denser Content Ultralinks are all about making the internet cleaner and less distracting. Ultralinks were designed to be unobtrusive and only have a visual callout when the user is interested in exploring them.

Not only does this make for cleaner, less interrupted content, but it also means that a page can easily contain a much higher density of ultralinks than hyperlinks. All while keeping things neat and tidy.

Web authors can always style ultralinks individually when they want to bring attention to specific content.

Added the "hyperlinkAdd" option to allow for simple hyperlink injection when warranted. Better support for the Edge browser. Some slight tweaks to the Wikipedia inline view. Added better behavior when clicking on Ultralink text that is really long or really big. Some slight behavior change to the hover timer. Fixed the inline pane detach/close button to no longer scale incorrectly. Fixed a message formatting bug in the Twitter inline view. Fixed a bug relating to click events when the Ultralink is in the arrow style popup.

Follow the standard WordPress plugin installation procedure and active it through the 'Plugins' menu. An 'Ultralink' menu will be added to the sidebar through which you can configure your settings.

A sample blog running the Ultralink plugin. Here we see the ultralink for 'Apple' in action. ===



The ultralink control panel. From here you can customize your blog's ultralink settings.