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    mkdocs-alias-plugin 0.10.0 Release

    2026-01-07 less than 1 minute read

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    The latest version, v0.10.0, of the mkdocs-alias-plugin is now available here. This new version adds the ability to use aliases in Markdown footnotes, a great way to keep links short and organized.

    mkdocs-alias-plugin is an MkDocs plugin allowing links to your pages using a custom alias such as [[my-alias]] or [[my-alias|My Title]].

    Tags: MkDocs, Update

    Updated: 2026-01-07

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