You could just do cosmetic changes on your theme with some javascript: <script type=”text/javascript”> jQuery(document).ready(function(){ jQuery(‘.tags li a’).prepend(‘#’); }); </script> <ul class=”tags”> <li><a href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/tag/sometag/”>sometag</a></li> </ul>
Here are 2 solutions: Using Tag titles <?php switch( single_tag_title( ”, false ) ) { case ‘Books’ : include ‘tags/books.php’; break; case ‘Tables’ : include ‘tags/tables.php’; break; default : break; } ?> Using tag slugs: <?php if ( is_tag( ‘books’ ) ) { include ‘tags/books.php’; } else if ( is_tag( ‘tables’ ) ) { include … Read more
The dropdown will be probably created by the get_tags() function inside your template file, a shortcode or a widget. Unfortunately, it’s really hard to help without a code snippet here. Is the theme self scripted? Do you know WordPress and can edit the files? Who is the developer of the site? Maybe you can ask … Read more
There are several plugins that allow you to attach images to categories/tags/taxonomy terms. Try googling taxonomy images site:wordpress.org/extend/plugins (the last part restricts the search to the WordPress plugin repository) and you’ll find a variety of recently updated plugins, including: Taxonomy Images – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/taxonomy-images/ Gecka Terms Thumbnails – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/gecka-terms-thumbnails/ Taxonomy Images II – http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/category-images-ii/ SB Uploader … Read more
do you have a query pulling those related posts at the bottom? the 4 squares? it looks like you need a wp_reset_query() after those as the final square is titled “prova 3” which is the post you are showing the object data for in the sidebar.
The query_posts function documentation does give an example on how to filter by time as well. Albeit, small and out of context. The WP_Query documentation give much more information, including on Time Parameters that it accepts. query_posts is just a wrapper to methods provided by the global instance of the WP_Query class. So, the correct … Read more
Use the plugin Media Tags. It has lot of useful features, including bulk administration and roles management. It is translatable or translated too.
Turns out the edit_term_link() function works fine for that. edit_term_link(‘edit tag’,'<p>’,'</p>’,$tag);
It’s not possible to do yet due to a bug in WordPress core. A workaround was provided in WordPress ticket function disable_canonical_redirection_for_tag_feeds() { if ( is_feed() && is_tag() ) remove_action( ‘template_redirect’, ‘redirect_canonical’ ); } add_action( ‘wp’, ‘disable_canonical_redirection_for_tag_feeds’ );
Sounds like an easy task to do. I think hooking into ‘template_redirect’ and conditionally triggering redirect is the way to go. EDIT: Seems is_tag() isn’t reliable once 404 is triggered. That’s why we need to look into the query vars to figure out if it’s really a tag query or not. function redirect_404_tags_wpse67077() { global … Read more