Delve into taxonomy management in WordPress, covering categories, tags, and custom taxonomies for organizing and classifying content. Learn about taxonomy plugins, hierarchical structures, and how to create a structured content architecture.
If your site holds a lot of content or products, and you need users to find the right page, advanced filtering could be the answer. This post goes over what the Simple Taxonomy Filter Block can do for your site!
Learn about the nature of WordPress Tags and Categories, and how you can make these taxonomy tools work in your favour by making users and search engines find your content in an easy way.
You can create custom post types without knowing anything about the code behind it. In this review, I’m going to introduce you to the Advanced Custom Post Types (ACPT) plugin.
An online store is one of the most common online venture. Whether it is a new brand or an existing brick-and-mortar store, an ecommerce platform adds significant value and prestige to the brand.
When establishing an online store, the business has a number of options for ecommerce platforms. A very popular choice is the WooCommerce plugin for WordPress with an estimated 26.5% market share. For ecommerce ventures, WooCommerce offers easy and simple development and deployment of the online store(s). In all instances, optimized WooCommerce Hosting greatly improves the odds of success of the store.
Did you think featured images were limited to posts? As always, WordPress is infinitely extendible, so some plugin developers have given us plugins that let us set a featured image/thumbnail for categories, tags and all types of custom taxonomies.
When displaying your latest posts on the homepage, you might want to exclude some categories from displaying on this page.
There are many reasons why you would want to do this. You might want to keep your homepage for only news posts and relegate the rest of the posts to other sections accessed through the menu.
Tags and categories are great tools for organising your content in WordPress, and they should not be taken lightly. Right from the start you should decide on which categories to use, and consequentially how to tag your posts.
In this post we examine the difference between WordPress categories, tags and custom taxonomies. We also go through the step-by-step creation of a custom taxonomy.
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