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Hello, ah, you meant WooCommerce attributes. Sorry my late reply. Glad you found the solution ??

What attributes do you have in mind?

Sure, no problem.

That’s strange. Are you sure the file has a valid CSV structure?

What happens when you create a few keyword sets via APT, export them, delete from APT, and try to import the exported file?

Hello, imported keywords can be managed via the Keyword set editor (the second widget on the settings page).

Hey, create a keyword set where the term name and related keywords have the same value; assign this keyword set to a group with the taxonomy “category”.

Yup, I agree, it’s complicated (although still not as complicated as the settings in the current dev version, heh), but probably can’t do much about it. That’s what websites with WP-related tutorials etc. are for; try complaining to them, lol ??

Hi there, yup, something like this is already on my to-do list.

Don’t use regex patterns in related words – use the wildcard character only. With default settings this would look something like this: Wildcard pattern: “(.*)” Related word: “foo*bar“.

Unfortunately, in the current version it’s not possible to limit specific keyword sets to e.g. the post title only.

Create a new thread next time, please.

If you don’t want to make code modifications, try the following: Create a special post type that won’t be included among Allowed posts types in APT. Kinda awful way to do this right now, but future versions should make this easier.

Hello, I haven’t made any progress on this. I don’t have the time, sorry ??

Hi, APT doesn’t have this feature yet, sorry to disappoint you. Code modification will be necessary (it can be done in a similar fashion allowed post types and statuses are currently handled – see the first few lines of the function apt_single_post_tagging). I’ll put this on my to-do list.

Hi. The current version doesn’t support tagging based on the part of the post where the searched keywords are found (= you can’t choose that you want the post to be categorized into the “Credit” category only if the word “credit” is in the post title – the term “Credit” will be added even if the keyword is found in post content). This feature will be implemented in the next version.

Taxonomies = types of metadata APT adds to posts, e.g. tags (use “post_tag” in the group editor), categories (“category”), etc.

Keyword sets = groups of term names and related keywords; if either of these is found in posts, the term name will be added to a taxonomy specified in the keyword set’s configuration group

Configuration group = groups for keyword sets, currently used to specify taxonomies (future versions will include many other group-related features)

After installing the plugin, you just need to add new keyword sets, modify the taxonomy in the default configuration group if needed, change the plugin settings to suit your needs, and that’s it. There are little gray circles with question marks everywhere, hover your mouse above them to display more information about particular features/settings.

This is currently not possible; the plugin analyzes only post content, not metadata (e.g. taxonomies). In the next version, this might change, however.

No worries. It’s partly my fault, I could have designed the buttons to be less confusing.

You did save the changes using the blue button before clicking the other one for processing posts, right?