We often have TaxoPress users who want to organize their content privately. They want a taxonomy that is only used and seen in the WordPress admin area.
With the TaxoPress plugin, you can create taxonomies for internal use only. Your content will still be visible, but it can be organized with hidden taxonomies. This is a “private taxonomy”.
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…
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…
The slogan for TaxoPress is “Organize your WordPress”. That applies to content on the frontend of your site, but also to the admin area. We often have TaxoPress users who want to organize their content privately. They want a taxonomy that is only used and seen in the WordPress admin area. With the TaxoPress plugin,…
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.