Do you know how to automatically modify WordPress posts on a future date? This is not always easy. Let’s take the example of expiring posts on a future date. Most frequently, WordPress users rely on tedious manual methods to get rid of expired posts. They have to set themselves calendar reminders to log in and […]

We had an interesting question from a TaxoPress user this week. They wanted to know if it was possible to automatically create tags for posts that contain videos and other media files. Yes, this is possible, and in this guide we’ll show you how it’s done.

We had a question from a user this week. They need help with WooCommerce and Product Categories: “I have set up a custom role for a Woocommerce product manager and it works perfectly except for the fact that the new role cant assign or set up product categories. Is this possible to do please?” Yes, […]

If you are running a WordPress site for a long time, it’s easy to end up with a lot of taxonomy terms. And many of your terms will have overlapping or duplicate meanings. For example, a website may have terms for “Blue”, “Aquamarine”, “Navy Blue”, and “Turquoise”. All of these words have very similar meanings. […]

One of the most common requests we’ve had from TaxoPress users has been video guides. Yes, there’s a lot of TaxoPress documentation available, but many people are visual learners. So we’ve filmed a series of introductory videos to all the key TaxoPress features.

Logtivity is an awesome activity log that can track all your WordPress sites. One big advantage for TaxoPress users is that Logtivity can track changes to your taxonomy terms.

In version 3.6.1, the Terms screen has several improvements, based on feedback from users. Here’s an overview of what’s new in TaxoPress.

TaxoPress 3.6 is available now with a new “Terms” screen. You can use this feature to manage and search all the terms on your site.

TaxoPress Pro allows you to schedule the Auto Terms feature to run either hourly or daily. TaxoPress Pro users will see a “Schedule” tab, as you scan see in the screenshot below. This is really useful if you’re regularly importing new posts.

With the latest release of TaxoPress, we’ve tackled the most difficult problem yet: analyzing content on very large sites.

Several TaxoPress customers reported using Auto Terms to analyze 50,000 posts on a single site. One customer had over 100,000 posts, and the biggest site so far had over 200,000 posts!