• I never thought about having a page that displayed all available site tags so thank you very much for the idea!

    Your plugin is fantastic with a great set of options. My website has tags for both e-commerce (Woocommerce) & a blog and I would like to be able to show tags for both in the same list. I tried using the following in the shortcode:

    taxonomy="product_tag, post_tag"

    But this doesn’t work and returns no tags. I assume it will only accept one taxonomy instance? Is there a way to display all or is it in consideration for a future release?

    Thanks

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/multi-column-tag-map/

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  • i have the same problem the taxonomy function doesnt working….

    im getting an error if im using this function:
    Warning: Attempt to assign property of non-object in /home/themilf/public_html/wp-content/plugins/multi-column-tag-map/mctagmap_functions.php on line 175

    Plugin Author tugbucket

    (@tugbucket)

    Gemma,
    Do the taxonomies “product_tag” and “post_tag” actually exist?

    Woocommerce, like a lot of big plugins like that, might store it’s tags differently than WP does. So you wouldn’t be able to simply the_tags() like my plugin does.

    I have never worked with Woocommerce so I am not sure about the following, and, I do not provide support for my plugin to interact with other plug ins that do not use WP’s default naming conventions. So with that being said, you would probably need to look in your database, find how Woo tags are called. Make an array.

    Then, merge that array with the array of tags made by my plugin, and then let it sort like it should.

    Could be more complicated as the links structures would probably need to be different as well but it’s a sound start.

    @fafush, your question, if that is supposed to be a question, is not the same as Gemmas. You should make a new topic and provide a lot more information than the error message to even begin for me to look into the issue.

    I have custom taxonomies assigned to custom post types, which work fine if only specify one using taxonmy="taxonmy_name", If i try multiple I get the same error as fafush.

    Is there anyway we can include two or more taxonomies as Gemma suggests?

    taxonomy="taxonomy_name1, taxonomy_name2"

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