Changeset 3485182
- Timestamp:
- 03/17/2026 11:54:43 PM (3 weeks ago)
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tags/1.8.0/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
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tag-display/tags/1.8.0/readme.txt
r3485167 r3485182 38 38 1. Upload the `tag-display` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 39 39 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 40 3. Go to ** Settings → Tag Display**to configure templates, colors, tag ordering, and auto-display options.40 3. Go to **Tag Display** in the main WordPress menu to configure templates, colors, tag ordering, and auto-display options. 41 41 4. Display tags in one of three ways: 42 42 * **Shortcode** — add `[s7n_tag_display]` to any post or page. 43 43 * **Gutenberg block** — search for "Tag Display" in the block inserter. 44 * **Automatic** — enable auto-display in ** Settings→ Content Types** to add tags to every post automatically.44 * **Automatic** — enable auto-display in **Tag Display → Content Types** to add tags to every post automatically. 45 45 46 46 == Frequently Asked Questions == 47 47 48 48 = How do I use the plugin? = 49 Activate the plugin, then go to ** Settings → Tag Display**to pick a template and configure colors. From there, add tags to your posts in one of three ways:49 Activate the plugin, then go to **Tag Display** in the main WordPress menu to pick a template and configure colors. From there, add tags to your posts in one of three ways: 50 50 51 51 1. **Shortcode** — paste `[s7n_tag_display]` into any post or page. 52 52 2. **Gutenberg block** — search for "Tag Display" in the block inserter. 53 3. **Automatic** — enable auto-display in ** Settings→ Content Types** and tags appear on every post without touching the editor.53 3. **Automatic** — enable auto-display in **Tag Display → Content Types** and tags appear on every post without touching the editor. 54 54 55 55 = Can I change the template style? = 56 56 Yes. Choose between Default, Minimal, Cloud, Outlined, and Hashtag templates: 57 57 58 * From the settings page: ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings → Default Template**.58 * From the settings page: **Tag Display → General Settings → Default Template**. 59 59 * Via shortcode: `[s7n_tag_display template="outlined"]` 60 60 * Via Gutenberg block: select the block and use the **Template** option in the sidebar. … … 78 78 79 79 = How do I limit or sort the tags? = 80 Open ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings**:80 Open **Tag Display → General Settings**: 81 81 82 82 * **Tag Order** — alphabetical (A→Z / Z→A), by post count (most/least used), or random. … … 87 87 88 88 = How do I hide specific tags? = 89 In ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings → Exclude Tags**, enter the slugs (not names) of the tags you want to hide, separated by commas. Example: `news, uncategorized, draft`.89 In **Tag Display → General Settings → Exclude Tags**, enter the slugs (not names) of the tags you want to hide, separated by commas. Example: `news, uncategorized, draft`. 90 90 91 91 To find a tag's slug, go to **Posts → Tags** in the WordPress admin. 92 92 93 93 = Can I display tags automatically without a shortcode? = 94 Yes. Go to ** Settings →Tag Display → Content Types**, enable auto-display for posts, pages, or custom post types, and choose whether tags appear **before** or **after** the content.94 Yes. Go to **Tag Display → Content Types**, enable auto-display for posts, pages, or custom post types, and choose whether tags appear **before** or **after** the content. 95 95 96 96 = How do I add rel="nofollow" or open links in a new tab? = 97 Go to ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings** and enable the **rel="nofollow"** or **Open in new tab** checkboxes. These can also be set per-instance via shortcode (`nofollow="true"`, `new_tab="true"`) or Gutenberg block sidebar.97 Go to **Tag Display → General Settings** and enable the **rel="nofollow"** or **Open in new tab** checkboxes. These can also be set per-instance via shortcode (`nofollow="true"`, `new_tab="true"`) or Gutenberg block sidebar. 98 98 99 99 = Can I create a fully custom template from my theme? = -
tag-display/trunk/readme.txt
r3485165 r3485182 38 38 1. Upload the `tag-display` folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory. 39 39 2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. 40 3. Go to ** Settings → Tag Display**to configure templates, colors, tag ordering, and auto-display options.40 3. Go to **Tag Display** in the main WordPress menu to configure templates, colors, tag ordering, and auto-display options. 41 41 4. Display tags in one of three ways: 42 42 * **Shortcode** — add `[s7n_tag_display]` to any post or page. 43 43 * **Gutenberg block** — search for "Tag Display" in the block inserter. 44 * **Automatic** — enable auto-display in ** Settings→ Content Types** to add tags to every post automatically.44 * **Automatic** — enable auto-display in **Tag Display → Content Types** to add tags to every post automatically. 45 45 46 46 == Frequently Asked Questions == 47 47 48 48 = How do I use the plugin? = 49 Activate the plugin, then go to ** Settings → Tag Display**to pick a template and configure colors. From there, add tags to your posts in one of three ways:49 Activate the plugin, then go to **Tag Display** in the main WordPress menu to pick a template and configure colors. From there, add tags to your posts in one of three ways: 50 50 51 51 1. **Shortcode** — paste `[s7n_tag_display]` into any post or page. 52 52 2. **Gutenberg block** — search for "Tag Display" in the block inserter. 53 3. **Automatic** — enable auto-display in ** Settings→ Content Types** and tags appear on every post without touching the editor.53 3. **Automatic** — enable auto-display in **Tag Display → Content Types** and tags appear on every post without touching the editor. 54 54 55 55 = Can I change the template style? = 56 56 Yes. Choose between Default, Minimal, Cloud, Outlined, and Hashtag templates: 57 57 58 * From the settings page: ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings → Default Template**.58 * From the settings page: **Tag Display → General Settings → Default Template**. 59 59 * Via shortcode: `[s7n_tag_display template="outlined"]` 60 60 * Via Gutenberg block: select the block and use the **Template** option in the sidebar. … … 78 78 79 79 = How do I limit or sort the tags? = 80 Open ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings**:80 Open **Tag Display → General Settings**: 81 81 82 82 * **Tag Order** — alphabetical (A→Z / Z→A), by post count (most/least used), or random. … … 87 87 88 88 = How do I hide specific tags? = 89 In ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings → Exclude Tags**, enter the slugs (not names) of the tags you want to hide, separated by commas. Example: `news, uncategorized, draft`.89 In **Tag Display → General Settings → Exclude Tags**, enter the slugs (not names) of the tags you want to hide, separated by commas. Example: `news, uncategorized, draft`. 90 90 91 91 To find a tag's slug, go to **Posts → Tags** in the WordPress admin. 92 92 93 93 = Can I display tags automatically without a shortcode? = 94 Yes. Go to ** Settings →Tag Display → Content Types**, enable auto-display for posts, pages, or custom post types, and choose whether tags appear **before** or **after** the content.94 Yes. Go to **Tag Display → Content Types**, enable auto-display for posts, pages, or custom post types, and choose whether tags appear **before** or **after** the content. 95 95 96 96 = How do I add rel="nofollow" or open links in a new tab? = 97 Go to ** Settings →Tag Display → General Settings** and enable the **rel="nofollow"** or **Open in new tab** checkboxes. These can also be set per-instance via shortcode (`nofollow="true"`, `new_tab="true"`) or Gutenberg block sidebar.97 Go to **Tag Display → General Settings** and enable the **rel="nofollow"** or **Open in new tab** checkboxes. These can also be set per-instance via shortcode (`nofollow="true"`, `new_tab="true"`) or Gutenberg block sidebar. 98 98 99 99 = Can I create a fully custom template from my theme? =
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