It looks like your site uses the_tags() to display the list of tags with a link to each tag. This function by default uses a comma as a separator. This can be changed via the second parameter of that function: the_tags( null, ” ); The first parameter is the text before the list (“Tags: “), … Read more
WordPress filters the markup used in post content as a security measure. This stops people inserting malicious javascript inside comments or posts. On a non-multisite install, administrators sometimes have the unfiltered html capability allowing them to bypass this, but this is a dangerous feature In particular, the wp_kses_post function replicates this functionality and maintains the … Read more
If you’ll take a look at wp_tag_cloud Codex page, then you’ll se a list of all args that function takes. On that list you’ll see param called number that defines the maximal count of tags to show. It’s default value is 45. Later you can read that: number (integer) (optional) The number of actual tags … Read more
You mean this? It’s been on discussion 2 years ago and I think it is one of the reasons why Gutenberg is not really beloved by many people. If you don’t rely on Gutenberg and need the feature so badly, you can use a plugin that enables the Classic Editor for posts, at least. I … Read more
The answer is that these tags are created as part of the unit-test suite of json-api WP plugin: https://github.com/dphiffer/wp-json-api https://wordpress.org/plugins/json-api/
Attempt #1 returns objects If I understand it correctly, that’s because getEntityRecord(), upon successful request to the REST API endpoint (e.g. /wp/v2/categories/<id>), returns the term object/data which contains term properties such as name and ID. So, // Instead of: el(‘li’, null, wp.data.select(‘core’).getEntityRecord(‘taxonomy’, ‘custom_taxonomy’, tag)) // you’d use: (note the “.name”) el(‘li’, null, wp.data.select(‘core’).getEntityRecord(‘taxonomy’, ‘custom_taxonomy’, tag).name) … Read more
To redirect from the automatically-generated tag archive pages, you can check to see if is_tag() is true in the template_redirect action hook, and redirect with wp_redirect() if it is: add_action( ‘template_redirect’, function() { if ( is_tag() ) { // Currently redirects to the site’s home page. wp_redirect( “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); // Use the 301 Permanent redirect … Read more
When setting up custom menu click Screen Options (top right, near Help) and check Post Tags there. You will get metabox that will allow to add links to tag archives as menu item.
Navid, There is functionality which will for the most part accomplish what you are looking for. In WordPress you can create what are known as shortcodes. These, when inserted into a post or page, will allow you to display complex information, much like using a macro Shortcodes can be used for very simple or more … Read more
See the WP docs for query_posts. Relevant excerpt: The following returns all posts that belong to category 1 and are tagged “apples” query_posts( ‘cat=1&tag=apples’ ); You can search for several tags using + query_posts( ‘cat=1&tag=apples+apples’ ); Or using the array version you’re using, something like this: $args = array( ‘category__in’ => array(4), ‘posts_per_page’ => 4, … Read more