While following this article to get tags by date, I was wondering if I could exclude certain tags from what gets returned. The point is to have trending tags but some tags will always be there and I don’t want to include those ones.
I have over 4000 posts. I am trying to query all the posts and get the count of tags each post has and sum up posts count based on number of tags the post has in dashboard. The posts count shows up properly when post_per_page is less than 2000 but beyond 2000 , the query timesout . It just shows ‘0’ for all.
I am trying to show a list of posts that are related to category X and tag Y.
I’ve tried the following code:
I have a custom post type “mycustom_products” (hierarchical) that has custom taxonomies called ‘categories’ and ‘tags’ (as many other custom post types do). My custom category is called “myprod_category” (also hierarchical) and my tag taxonomy is called “product_tag” (not hierarchical).
The question is “What is the Difference Between Hierarchical and Non-Hierarchical Taxonomies?” This question really stumped me at first so I figured it would be a good idea to show the difference to others surfing the site looking for the distinction.
here’s another stumper.
Custom taxonomies are great. I registered a bunch of new taxonomies and wrote an importer to import our hierarchical taxonomy into WordPress a la XML. The problem is one taxonomy has about 1,100 terms and browsing a checklist of 1,100 things is cruel and unusual punishment.
By default, the WordPress tag cloud widget has a set amount of 45 tags to display. This can be seen in the wp-includes/category-template.php file.
How can I have some taxonomies to always have “the most used tags” displayed when a new post is being created.
I need to find only posts with a tag forest gump. I’ve tried: new WP_Query('tag=forest+gump');, new WP_Query('tag=forest gump');. However they both return ALL the posts and not only the posts with forest gump tag. Single tags (without spaces) work fine, though. Alternatives (like plain SQL) will work as well.