Hotaru offers two kinds of links, standard and url-friendly. Site administrators can choose between them by changing the Friendly URLs setting in Admin->Settings. Examples Friendly URLs OFF: Friendly URLs ON: As a theme designer, you won't know which setting the site owner has chosen, so Hotaru provides a special function for creating links to match the Friendly URLs setting. In your templates, create links like this: PHP: <a href="<?php echo $h->url(array('page'=>'page_wanted')); ?>">Page Wanted</a> The first array element should be the page name, and you can follow that with other key=>value pairs. If you are need to add a fragment at the end for jumping to specifi points within a page, e.g. a comment with a #c102 anchor, you'll need to attach that separately, i.e. PHP: <a href="<?php echo $h->url(array('page'=>'page_wanted')); ?>#c102">Comment 102</a> Note 1: If you need to link to a page with over three key=>value pairs, it's best to hard-code the url in the standard way, i.e. not url-friendly. Note 2: If you want to link to an Admin page, you can do it like this: PHP: <a href="<?php echo $h->url(array('page'=>'page_wanted'), 'admin'); ?>">Admin Page Wanted</a> Using url-friendly urls for admin pages is quite limited and since Admin pages aren't SEO critical, it is more reliable to simply hard-code such links. Note 3: This topic is also covered in the Plugins documentation here.
