Tag: WordPress API

The Dandelion API can automatically suggest or add new terms for your WordPress posts. The TaxoPress team are not responsible for the quality of the results or service from Dandelion. In this post, we’ll provide some tips for working with and understanding the Dandelion API service. Understanding Dandelion units Dandelion’s pricing model relies on “units”. […]

TaxoPress has a feature that can analyze your content and automatically add new terms. This will be very useful for anyone who creates a lot of content. Let’s see an example of how this new feature works. I’ve created a new post, using the text from the “About Us” page on WordPress.org. When I publish […]

TaxoPress Pro has a new feature which can analyze your content and automatically create new terms. This will be very useful for anyone who add a lot of content on their WordPress site. Let’s see an example of how this new feature works. I’ve created a new post, using the text from the “About Us” […]

Auto Terms is a TaxoPress feature that automatically adds relevant terms to posts. Some TaxoPress users rely on Auto Terms to add terms to posts that are imported. Here are some typical requests: “I’m importing posts via the WordPress API and the auto-tagging is not processing on those posts. Can I set this up using […]

This guide will show you how to create a Dandelion API key to automatically suggest or add terms for your WordPress posts. The TaxoPress team are not responsible for the quality of the results from the Dandelion service. Register for a Dandelion account.Confirm your email.Go to the dashboard.Get your API token:

It is possible to use the OpenCalais API with the TaxoPress plugin. The TaxoPress team is not responsible for the quality of results from OpenCalais. Please also note that registering for an API key can be a complex and confusing process. We’ll do our best to walk you through the steps. Getting an API key […]