In WordPress there are two types of taxonomy: public and private. A public taxonomy is designed to be seen and used by your site visitors. Some good examples of public taxonomies are Tags and Categories for WordPress posts, or Product Tags and Product Categories in WooCommerce. When you add terms to these taxonomies, you normally…
When you create a Category or Tag in WordPress, there will be at least three fields. You can see those fields in the screenshot below. There may be more fields if you’re using Categories (which will have a “Parent Category” option), or plugins such as Yoast SEO that will add extra details. However, these three…
WordPress uses Tags, Categories and other taxonomies to organize your content. Some of these are private taxonomies and will only show in the admin area of your site. However, all the Tags, Categories or taxonomy terms that are available on the front of your site. These terms can be displayed on the posts they’re assigned…
Here at TaxoPress, our plugins allow you to manage Tags, Categories and all your WordPress taxonomy terms. If you use terms correctly, visitors can use Tags and Categories to find content they’re interested in. In another post, we explained how to display Categories and Tags on your site. However, there’s a limitation in the WordPress…
WordPress, the world’s most popular content management system, is packed with jargon that can sometimes be confusing for beginners. One such piece of jargon is “terms”. You’ll hear the word “terms” associated with Tags and Categories. What exactly are terms in WordPress? Let’s dive deep and demystify this concept.
Tags and Categories are a great tool for WordPress users. They can help you organize your site content and improve your site’s search engine optimization. When you start a new WordPress site, Tags and Categories are two of the very first features you will see. We have a detailed guide to Tags and another detailed…
Here at TaxoPress, our plugins allow you to manage Tags, Categories and all your WordPress taxonomy terms. If that sentence doesn’t make sense to you, we’re here to help! Tags are a great tool for WordPress users. They can help you organize your site content and improve your site’s search engine optimization. By organizing your…
We often get asked by TaxoPress users if they can use the plugin as a tag generator. These users want a tool that scans their content and creates new tags. Yes, this is possible with the TaxoPress plugin. TaxoPress has a feature that can analyze your content and automatically add new terms. This tag generator…
TaxoPress 3.10 introduces a new “Posts” screen. This screen allows you to search for terms. You can quickly see all the posts attached to any term, even across multiple post types. The idea for this screen came from a customer request. They wanted an accurate count of how popular each term was on their site….
Venturing into WordPress? It might seem a bit daunting initially. However, if you focus on its three primary components – Posts, Categories, and Tags – things become clearer. With the assistance of TaxoPress, you can elevate your content, ensuring it resonates with your audience in the online world.