PublishPress Taxonomies 3.28 is available now. The Free version is available on WordPress.org and PublishPress Taxonomies members can download the Pro version from this website. We’re in December, so this will be our last big feature release of 2024. This release brings several big improvements. The biggest new feature is for PublishPress Taxonomies Pro users:…
WordPress has a feature that allows you to quickly added commonly used tags to your posts. This feature is really helpful for users who write a lot of content. Here are some examples from real WordPress users: In this blog post, I’ll show you how to find the most popular terms on your site. I’ll…
“Linked Terms” is a feature in PublishPress Taxonomies Pro that allows you to connect terms. When the main term is added to a post, the linked terms will also be added. For sites with a lot of terms, this feature makes it easier and quicker for your users to add the correct terms. For example,…
Shopify is a rival eCommerce platform to WooCommerce. Many Shopify users rely on the “Collections” feature to sort and organize their content. The Collections feature in Shopify allows merchants to organize their products into groups based on categories, tags, and other criteria. These collections make it easier for customers to navigate through a store helping…
Over the last few months, we’ve been busy building integrations between the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin and popular AI services. PublishPress Taxonomies now supports both OpenAI and IBM Watson. You can use these services to find the best taxonomy terms for your content. Honestly, I’m amazed how good these services are. For a long time, PublishPress…
WordPress, the world’s most popular content management system, is packed with jargon that can sometimes be confusing for beginners. One such piece of jargon is “terms”. You’ll hear the word “terms” associated with Tags and Categories. What exactly are terms in WordPress? Let’s dive deep and demystify this concept.
PublishPress Taxonomies Pro now has a new feature called “Synonyms”. This allows you to have multiple words associated with a single term. If PublishPress Taxonomies scans your content and finds a synonym, it will act as if it has found the main term. Let’s see an example of how that works. In the screenshot below,…
One of the most common requests we’ve had from PublishPress Taxonomies users has been video guides. Yes, there’s a lot of PublishPress Taxonomies documentation available, but many people are visual learners. So we’ve filmed a series of introductory videos to all the key PublishPress Taxonomies features.
At the beginning of 2021, we took over running Simple Tags. It was an older WordPress plugin that had 80,000 users, but hadn’t been maintained. We knew that many WordPress users needed a plugin that could organize all the content on their sites. Simple Tags had the potential to be that plugin. It was full…
PublishPress Taxonomies 3.4 is available and it has significant upgrades to the “Suggest Terms” feature. Suggest Terms is now more powerful, and easier to use. This feature helps when you’re writing in WordPress. It becomes much easier for you to find the best taxonomy terms for your content.