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Tag Archives: Taxonomies
Add Custom Taxonomy Title Tags Support to All-In-One SEO Pack
Get control over your custom taxonomy’s Title Tag
With Yoast’s Simple Taxonomies plugin, you can set up a custom categorization system for posts on your site known as a custom taxonomy. When trying to optimize these pages, I realized that the All in One SEO Pack plugin doesn’t have support for custom taxonomies, so it will not format the title properly. I’ve slapped together some code to improve the formatting of the title tag. See this code in action.
Posted in WordPress
Tagged AIOSEO, All in One SEO Pack, custom taxonomies, custom taxonomy, SEO Title, Simple Taxonomies, Taxonomies, Title Tag, WordPress SEO, Yoast
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Rich Text Tag, Category, and Taxonomy Descriptions for WordPress
Rich Text Tags Plugin on WordPress.org
The Rich Text Tags plugin allows you to use the WYSIWYG TinyMCE text editor (the WordPress default editor) while editing Categories, Tags, and taxonomies (custom categorization created by the Yoast Simple Taxonomies plugin).
Posted in Plugins, WordPress
Tagged Categories, category, category description, custom taxonomies, custom taxonomy, default editor, description, editor, Functionality, rich text, rich text category, tag, tag description, tags, Taxonomies, Taxonomy, taxonomy description, Theme, TinyMCE, WordPress Plugins, WP Plugins, wysiwyg
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Simple Taxonomies Formatting — Improve the Plugin’s Code Output
I’ve been using Joost de Valk’s Simple Taxonomies plugin for a couple of projects, and I’ve been very disappointed by the formatting of the terms output code.
When configuring the plugin, you have the option of choosing “Add terms to the end of posts” or “Add terms to the end of excerpts.” If you do, you get a <div> and a couple of spans. Not very semantic. Also, the code uses an #id, instead of a .class, meaning that if you have more than one post on a page with taxonomies, it no longer validates.
Simple Taxonomies uses terms, so let’s make a list of them!
Here’s a way to reformat the code and prevent overwriting in future plugin updates. We’re going to strip the code and use a definition list instead (<dl>). Definition lists in HTML have a term and description; just as a custom taxonomies creates a taxonomy and its terms.
Posted in Code, WordPress
Tagged custom taxonomies, custom taxonomy, Joost, Plugin, Simple Taxonomies, Taxonomies, WordPress Development, WordPress Plugins, Yoast
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