Add [id://`id`] to your Free Nodelet Settings and (if it's not already) turn it on in Nodelet Settings.

Update: Golly, the mess you can stir up by answering something quickly when half awake in the small hours of the morning! First off I didn't grok the question so I answered what I though it said, not what it actually said. Then I looked at the Node Status nodelet, but decided OP didn't have it available for some reason (note the first problem). Then I remembered I had something like the magic string in my Free Node (for reasons I don't recall) so I cargo culted that into an answer.

monarch's question is good and McDarrens solution looks like a good way of avoiding updating any PM code.

I leave you to ponder what else could be put in back ticks in a string that PM will render as HTML. ;)

DWIM is Perl's answer to Gödel

In reply to Re: Node ids by node titles by GrandFather
in thread Node ids by node titles by monarch

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