Hi, I'm using Internal Linking of Related Contents Pro with Bricks Builder on WordPress, but the automatic inline links are not displaying in my pages/posts. Is the plugin fully compatible with Bricks? I've tried adjusting the_content hook priority, but it still doesn't show. Any specific fixes or workarounds? Thanks! Milano.taxi
Founder Team
Alex_Themeinprogress
Feb 19, 2026
A: Hello
Unfortunately, it depends on the fact that Bricks Builder uses a different function to generate the content for text blocks compared to the native WordPress function.
By using the “Post Content” block, the related posts are correctly added within the article.
Hi, does the plugin do link building with posts and pages as well? I'm interested in embedding calls to action from service pages within my WordPress posts. I already have a plugin that does link building with posts only, and I need one that does it with product pages.
Founder Team
Alex_Themeinprogress
Dec 30, 2025
A: Hello
At the moment it isn’t possible to link articles and pages together, because they are different types of content. In a future update, it will be possible to use the keywords set for each piece of content. Please follow the documentation below: https://demo.themeinprogress.eu/internal-linking-related-contents-pro/custom-keywords/ In addition, during next year (2026), the option to use...
Q: I don't know how to add the licence key to the plugin.
I activated the plugin , but I don't know where I add the licence key to connect the website with the the plugin...
Founder Team
Alex_Themeinprogress
Oct 4, 2025
A: Hello Have you installed the pro version? Please check the online documentation https://demo.themeinprogress.eu/internal-linking-related-contents-pro/how-to-download-and-install-the-plugin/ Please let me know Alex
Are you including in the roadmap an option that you have made in a new independent payment plugin?
In your roadmap: "Option to add related posts only at the end of articles. Important: Adding this new feature might make the current plugin heavier. For this reason, we developed a dedicated plugin".
If this is the real reason, why isn't it still being given away for free to those who buy the plugin now?
Founder Team
Alex_Themeinprogress
Sep 25, 2025
A: Hello
The initial idea was to create something simpler, which was offered for free to everyone who had purchased the plugin before this change. In any case, the planned features are available in the free version of the TIP Related Posts plugin, currently available on WordPress.org.
In the future, it is not excluded that the plugin may be included as a free bonus for those who purchase one of...
Ok. Maybe that's a good solution, offering the 100% Premium version, with all 13 templates, etc. Also including the TIP Related Posts PRO plugin as a free bonus.
"In the future, it is not excluded that the plugin may be included as a free bonus for those who purchase one of the more advanced plans (not currently available on AppSumo)." is convoluted. Clarifying questions: 1. Is this function now (3 months later) in the AppSumo version? 2. Is it now on roadmap for AppSumo? 3. Do you suggest installing the free version & AppSumo version?
Hello 1 and 2. The presence of related articles at the end of each article will not be added to this plugin’s code. As already mentioned, the plugin would become heavier, both in terms of the control panel and the resources to be included on the frontend. For this reason, a separate plugin has been created. 3. You can install the free version of the related posts plugin and the plugin purchased
Q: Builder Bricks
Hi, I'm using Internal Linking of Related Contents Pro with Bricks Builder on WordPress, but the automatic inline links are not displaying in my pages/posts. Is the plugin fully compatible with Bricks? I've tried adjusting the_content hook priority, but it still doesn't show. Any specific fixes or workarounds?
Thanks!
Milano.taxi
Alex_Themeinprogress
Feb 19, 2026A: Hello
Unfortunately, it depends on the fact that Bricks Builder uses a different function to generate the content for text blocks compared to the native WordPress function.
By using the “Post Content” block, the related posts are correctly added within the article.
Hope it helps
Best regards
Alex
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Q: Any Website Type?
Hi there -
Does this work on any website builder / website type?
Or do we need to have WordPress and/orWooCommerce?
Alex_Themeinprogress
Jan 5, 2026A: Hello
The plugin is only compatible with WordPress, therefore it cannot be used on different CMS platforms.
Hope it helps
Best regards
Alex
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Q: Linkbuilding into pages
Hi, does the plugin do link building with posts and pages as well? I'm interested in embedding calls to action from service pages within my WordPress posts. I already have a plugin that does link building with posts only, and I need one that does it with product pages.
Alex_Themeinprogress
Dec 30, 2025A: Hello
At the moment it isn’t possible to link articles and pages together, because they are different types of content. In a future update, it will be possible to use the keywords set for each piece of content. Please follow the documentation below:
https://demo.themeinprogress.eu/internal-linking-related-contents-pro/custom-keywords/
In addition, during next year (2026), the option to use...
Share Internal Linking Related Contents
Q: I don't know how to add the licence key to the plugin.
I activated the plugin , but I don't know where I add the licence key to connect the website with the the plugin...
Alex_Themeinprogress
Oct 4, 2025A: Hello
Have you installed the pro version?
Please check the online documentation
https://demo.themeinprogress.eu/internal-linking-related-contents-pro/how-to-download-and-install-the-plugin/
Please let me know
Alex
Share Internal Linking Related Contents
Q: Roadmap with improvement in new paid plugin?
Are you including in the roadmap an option that you have made in a new independent payment plugin?
In your roadmap:
"Option to add related posts only at the end of articles.
Important: Adding this new feature might make the current plugin heavier. For this reason, we developed a dedicated plugin".
If this is the real reason, why isn't it still being given away for free to those who buy the plugin now?
Alex_Themeinprogress
Sep 25, 2025A: Hello
The initial idea was to create something simpler, which was offered for free to everyone who had purchased the plugin before this change. In any case, the planned features are available in the free version of the TIP Related Posts plugin, currently available on WordPress.org.
In the future, it is not excluded that the plugin may be included as a free bonus for those who purchase one of...
Share Internal Linking Related Contents
Ok. Maybe that's a good solution, offering the 100% Premium version, with all 13 templates, etc. Also including the TIP Related Posts PRO plugin as a free bonus.
"In the future, it is not excluded that the plugin may be included as a free bonus for those who purchase one of the more advanced plans (not currently available on AppSumo)." is convoluted. Clarifying questions:
1. Is this function now (3 months later) in the AppSumo version?
2. Is it now on roadmap for AppSumo?
3. Do you suggest installing the free version & AppSumo version?
Hello
1 and 2. The presence of related articles at the end of each article will not be added to this plugin’s code. As already mentioned, the plugin would become heavier, both in terms of the control panel and the resources to be included on the frontend. For this reason, a separate plugin has been created.
3. You can install the free version of the related posts plugin and the plugin purchased