How to edit link templates?

What theme are you using?

The theme is called ‘parament’

This is doable by filtering the output of previous_post_link(). You should make this change in a child theme. If you modify the theme files directly, you will lose this change if the theme is updated in the future, to fix a security vulnerability or to fix bugs or to add new features.

In your child theme’s functions.php, paste this code:

function modify_prev_link( $link ) {
  $link = str_replace( "href=\"https://", "href=\"https://adf.ly/527274352/", $link );
  return $link;
}
add_filter( 'previous_post_link', 'modify_prev_link' );

function modify_next_link( $link ) {
  $link = str_replace( "href=\"https://", "href=\"https://adf.ly/527274352/", $link );
  return $link;
}
add_filter( 'next_post_link', 'modify_next_link' );

Hey man, that worked great for some of my links, but the rest of them are controlled by this:

<div class="nav-older">
		<?php $prev_link = get_episode_link($slug, $prev_epnum, $subdub ); ?>
		<?php echo '<a href="' . $prev_link['permalink'] . '">' . '? ' . $prev_link['title'] . '</a>'; ?>
		</div>
		<div class="nav-newer">
		<?php $next_link = get_episode_link($slug, $next_epnum, $subdub ); ?>
		<?php echo '<a href="' . $next_link['permalink'] . '">' . $next_link['title'] . ' ?</a>'; ?>
		</div>

It didn’t apply for those ones!

Never mind, i got it! thank you!