Devtard

Can we make APT to always generate longer phrases of 2-4 words

Sure, but you’ll have to create them yourself first. This plugins works only with data provided by users, unlike other plugins, that use external API.

If you want APT to add longer phrases as tags, then you’ll have to create them on the plugin’s options page and assign corresponding related words. Remember that version 1.5 supports importing CSV files, which makes the whole process easier.

Could you please elaborate? Do you want to add tag X only of related words Y and Z are in the post at the same time, not just Y or Z?

anefarious1: Hi, certainly, just don’t assign any related words to your tags.

The whole point of related words is that you can add for example the tag “procrastination” even if you don’t mention it in the post, as long as you add “procrast*” as a related word, and the wildcard will take care of other words which begin with characters before the asterisk (e.g. “procrastinating”, “procrastinator” etc.).

I am glad to hear that. I wonder why the first reinstalling didn’t help, though.

Do you see any PHP errors? Can the plugin save settings into the database, or are other fields and checkboxes empty? A screenshot of the options page might help.

Is the option “automatic_post_tagger” in the table wp_options?

You can save current tags via phpMyAdmin – export the table wp_apt_tags (you will be able to import it again if something happens).

Have you tried creating a backup from tags that are displayed correctly? Does this backup still have these weird characters?

Try to save the CSV file as UTF8 before importing, that might solve the problem.

You also don’t have to use tag IDs in CSV files anymore.

The new version 1.5 supports standard format of CSV files, so if you upgrade, you will be able to import anything you want, you’ll just need to use the file prefix apt_backup (that will be changed in 1.6).

Hello, are you getting any error messages? What exactly do you mean by the unability to create tags – you can’t add them to the plugin table wp_apt_tags via the plugin interface, is that right?

I’ve tested v1.4 and the upcoming version 1.5 on 3.6-beta3-24432 and they work fine as expected.

That’s true, it isn’t supposed to, it works with the default post type only.

You don’t have to add the numbers manually, if I remember correctly, you just have to add 1 to the first cell and then grab one of its corners (the right one, I think) and pull it down, which will create the number sequence automatically.

Both tag name and its related related words are being used for searching.

Hello,

you can import only files that have the same structure as a backup generated by the plugin, which looks like this:

1|nonce|nonces
2|security|
3|WordPress|wp
4|optimization|optimiz*
5|blog|blogs

The first column is a unique ID, the second is a tag name and the third is a description.

In MS Excel, OO Calc or a similar program, you should be able to generate unique IDs in the first column, paste your keywords in the second one and save the whole thing as a .csv file with “|” as separators.

Exactly.

By the way, with the conditional tag I posted above (is_tag) you don’t even need archive.php or tag.php. You can style anything you want right in the file index.php.

This solution is better if you want only minor modifications (like using a different CSS class or something like that).

My theme isn’t tweaked in any way so index.php handles everything in my case.

The official theme “Twenty Twelve” has a special file for tag archives – tag.php. Download it and inspect its code: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/themes/twentytwelve

Where did you find it? Do you have a page with this exact link on your website?

The URL you posted is an anchor linking to an element with the ID “.UZIILazSnzo”. If there is no such thing, the browser won’t scroll down to it. However, this example will work, because the ID “post-28” exists: https://www.traveltoeastafrica.com/burundi.html#post-28

BTW your site is slow because of all these images, social networking buttons etc.