I will be the first to admit that I’m a little behind with all the new features arriving in WordPress in “Full-Site Editing”, which is now called the “Site Editor”. This is the new direction inside WordPress which allows you to design your whole site using Gutenberg blocks.
For many years, WordPress has offered a feature that quickly added commonly used tags to your posts. This feature was really helpful for users to write a lot of content. Here are some examples from real WordPress users: In this blog post, I’m going to introduce you to the basic “Most Used Tags” feature, and…
Many years ago, before 2008, WordPress would show an “ID” column for important content items. You can see this ID column in the old WordPress screenshot below. Each post has a unique ID that’s used to identify that post in the database. This ID has been hidden for most WordPress users for 15 years because…
The Tag Groups plugin allows you to organize your WordPress taxonomy terms and show them in clouds, tabs, accordions, tables, lists and much more. We had a question from a user who wanted to add colors and style to their layout. In this guide, we’ll show you how to add your design to the Gutenberg…
We had an interesting question from a TaxoPress user: “Do your plugins provide any method for displaying a list of posts assigned to a category?” For example, if you have 10 posts with the term “Fruit”, this feature would display those 10 posts. This is possible with the default taxonomy archives but those are pages…
If you have a lot of terms on your site, it can be difficult to present them in ways that are easy for your visitors to navigate. The Tag Groups plugin can help. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to display your terms alphabetically. The Alphabetical Tag Index feature is available in the Tag…