“Linked Terms” is a feature in TaxoPress Pro that allows you to connect terms. When the main term is added to a post, the linked terms will also be added. For sites with a lot of terms, this feature makes it easier and quicker for your users to add the correct terms. For example, if…
Shopify is a rival eCommerce platform to WooCommerce. Many Shopify users rely on the “Collections” feature to sort and organize their content. The Collections feature in Shopify allows merchants to organize their products into groups based on categories, tags, and other criteria. These collections make it easier for customers to navigate through a store helping…
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….
When you create posts, taxonomy terms, or other content, there is no default way to move them to other areas of WordPress. For example, if you create a post, you’ll need to find a plugin if you want to change it to a page. Or if you create a tag, you’ll need to find a…
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 3.4 is available and it has significant upgrades to the “Suggest Terms” feature. Suggest Terms is now more powerful, and easier to use. This feature helps when you’re writing in WordPress. It becomes much easier for you to find the best taxonomy terms for your content.
TaxoPress 3.3 is available and it has significant upgrades to the “Auto Terms” feature. Auto Terms is now more powerful, and easier to use. What does Auto Terms do? It scans your posts and automatically assigns terms. This makes it much easier for you to add useful Tags, Categories, and other taxonomies to your content….