Description
The Set Tag Order plugin enhances the WordPress tagging system by allowing users to specify a custom display order for post tags in both the Block Editor and Classic Editor. This plugin provides a user-friendly interface for rearranging tags using drag-and-drop functionality, ensuring that tags are displayed in the desired order on the front end of the website.
Key Features
- Custom Tag Order: Easily rearrange tags in the desired order for posts, providing better control over how tags are presented to users.
- Custom Tag Separator: Specify a custom character to separate tags in the output, allowing for greater flexibility in how tags are displayed. Users can leave this field empty for no separator.
- Custom CSS Classes: Add custom CSS classes to tag links, enabling users to style tags according to their theme’s design. This feature allows for separation of multiple classes with spaces.
- Compatibility: Works seamlessly with both the Classic Editor and the Block Editor, ensuring a consistent user experience across different editing environments.
- Debug Mode: Debug mode can be enabled to log diagnostic information, which is useful for troubleshooting and development purposes.
Usage
After installation, you can access the settings under Settings > Set Tag Order.
Installation
- In your admin panel, go to Plugins > and click the Add New button.
- Click Upload Plugin and Choose File, then select the plugin .zip file. Click Install Now.
- Click Activate to use your new plugin right away.
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Changelog
1.1.2
- Fix conflict with core/post-terms default block
1.1.1
- Fixed JavaScript enqueueing to use WordPress standards
- Refactor function names to prevent conflicts with other plugins
- Remove restricted verbs from function names
1.1.0
- Refactored the plugin to follow WordPress plugin development guidelines.
- Improved sanitization and validation for all input/output variables.
1.0.6
- Added improved support for block-based themes like Twenty Twenty-Five
- Fixed issue with tags not displaying in post-terms blocks
- Improved DOM manipulation for more reliable class and separator handling
- Implemented custom block renderer for better tag order control
1.0.5
- Improve classic or block editor usage detection
- Retain tag integrity when switching editors
1.0.3
- Added support for Classic Editor
- Fixed application of tag classes and separators
- Added explicit debug log option
1.0.2
- Refactor GitHub Updater class to prevent conflict with other plugins
1.0.1
- Update block editor panel presentation with more clear UI elements
- Better initialization before a tag order is set
1.0.0
- Initial release