$tags = get_the_tags( $post->ID ); $separator=” “; $output=””; if($tags){ echo ‘<div class=”entry-tags”>’; echo “<p><span>” . __(‘Tags’, ‘tracks’) . “</span>”; foreach($tags as $tag) { // dpm($tag) here by uncomment you can check tag slug which you want to exclude if($tag->slug != “yourtag”){ // replace yourtag with you required tag name $output .= ‘<a href=”‘.get_tag_link( $tag->term_id ).'” … Read more
Basically, when you add a new term, WordPress will use term_exists() to validate term before add it to database. term_exists() uses sanitize_title() which uses remove_accents() and sanitize_title_with_dashes() to sanitize term. remove_accents() will converts all accent characters to ASCII characters and sanitize_title_with_dashes() will limits the output to alphanumeric characters, underscore (_) and dash (-), whitespaces will … Read more
WordPress outputs a handy class name for each tag cloud link using the format .tag-link-{term_id}. This will allow us to target each term by its id. This code will generate styles for term links output by the tag widget: add_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘wpse_tag_colors’ ); function wpse_tag_colors() { $terms = get_terms( [ ‘taxonomy’ => ‘category’, ‘hide_empty’ => … Read more
YOu can deactive the default tag feature and add via plugin an custom taxonomie, that only list your created tags, like category meta box. Its also possible to design this how the tag meta box.
try this code: add_filter ( ‘wp_tag_cloud’, ‘tag_cloud_font_size_class’ ); function tag_cloud_font_size_class( $taglinks ) { $tags = explode(‘</a>’, $taglinks); $regex1 = “#(.*style=”font-size:)(.*)((pt|px|em|pc|%);”.*)#e”; $regex2 = “#(style=”font-size:)(.*)((pt|px|em|pc|%);”)#e”; $regex3 = “#(.*class=”)(.*)(” title.*)#e”; foreach( $tags as $tag ) { $size = preg_replace($regex1, “(”.round($2).”)”, $tag ); //get the rounded font size $tag = preg_replace($regex2, “(”)”, $tag ); //remove the inline font-size style … Read more
This is possible by first getting the raw tag data with get_the_tags() sorting the results by the count property of each tag with usort(), then looping through them and outputting them as links: /* * Get array of tags and sort by count. */ $tags = get_the_tags(); if ( $tags && ! is_wp_error( $tags ) … Read more
I’m not aware of any way to do this without editing code. I wrote a PHP function which will wrap your post titles in a with the class “hastag-{tag-slug}”. You can put this in your theme’s functions.php file and then use the_title_with_tags() instead of the_title() in your theme templates. function the_title_with_tags() { //get all tags … Read more
I can duplicate this behavior. Probably a bug. Only alphanumeric characters and dashes are allowed in tag slugs, so my slugs for C++ and C# were created as “c” and “c-2,” respectively. Adding these tags to a new post by name rather than slug lumped them all into C#. (Or was it C++? Either way, … Read more
You can use wp_dropdown_categories() to create your dropdown: wp_dropdown_categories(array(‘taxonomy’=> ‘post_tag’,’hide_empty’ => 0, ‘name’ => ‘my_tags’)); Update the reason you are getting the term ID is because wp_dropdown_categories sets the ID’s as values so instead of just echo’ing it out you need to get the term, something like: $term = get_term_by(‘id’,$your_id,’post_tag’); echo $term->name;
Give: $terms = get_terms(“my_taxonomy”); $count = count($terms); if ( $count > 0 ){ echo “<ul>”; foreach ( $terms as $term ) { if ($term->count > 2) { echo “<li>” . $term->name . “</li>”; } } echo “</ul>”; } a shot. It will grab all the terms and then run a check to see if the … Read more