The edit_bookmark_link() WordPress PHP function is used to display the edit bookmark link anchor content.
Usage
edit_bookmark_link('Edit Bookmark', '<div>', '</div>', 123);
In this example, ‘Edit Bookmark’ is the anchor text. The link is wrapped within a div element. The bookmark with ID 123 is set to be edited.
Parameters
- $link (string – Optional) – Anchor text. If empty, default is ‘Edit This’. Default: ”
- $before (string – Optional) – Display before edit link. Default: ”
- $after (string – Optional) – Display after edit link. Default: ”
- $bookmark (int – Optional) – Bookmark ID. Default is the current bookmark. Default: null
More information
See WordPress Developer Resources: edit_bookmark_link
This function was implemented in WordPress 2.7.0. The source code for this function can be found in wp-includes/link-template.php.
Examples
Displaying default edit bookmark link
edit_bookmark_link();
This will display the default ‘Edit This’ link for the current bookmark.
Setting custom anchor text
edit_bookmark_link('Edit Bookmark');
Here, ‘Edit Bookmark’ will be displayed as the anchor text instead of the default ‘Edit This’.
Adding HTML before and after the link
edit_bookmark_link('Edit Bookmark', '<div>', '</div>');
The ‘Edit Bookmark’ link will be wrapped within a div element.
Editing a specific bookmark
edit_bookmark_link('Edit Bookmark', '<div>', '</div>', 123);
This will display the ‘Edit Bookmark’ link for the bookmark with ID 123. The link is wrapped within a div element.
No anchor text, just HTML
edit_bookmark_link('', '<div>', '</div>');
This will display the default ‘Edit This’ link, wrapped within a div element, for the current bookmark.