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Yes. Essentially in one of your template files you should see the_tags() Note: there maybe some other code within the ( ), but you are looking for the_tags(‘possibly some code’)

Just replace the_tags() with that code and it should work.

Awww…that makes sense. My thought is they created that function to accept the array to easily allow certain pages to have a unique header or footer include to allow for scripts or some other code which should only appear on a specific page. Rather than doing a

if(is_home()){

test in the header.php file you could simply include a separate file with all of the html or logic in it.

You may want to also look in your theme folder to see if there is a content.php file which may also display show

<?php the_tags() ?>

It depends on the theme you are using. However you will generally find some code in your index.php file which says:

<?php the_tags() ?>

Essentially you need to locate where in your template file that its echoing out the text tags and replace it with the code you found on: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/show-tag-icons-instead-of-tag-text

No it didn’t end up working. You may want to check out – https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-split-wordpress-posts-into-multiple-pages/

The only issue with this method is that it is not going to automatically paginate after a set number of words. The editor needs to have <!––nextpage––> added where you want the page to stop

No worries. YOU ROCK!!!! It worked perfectly. Thank you sooooo much!

Thanks, but unfortunately that outputs all of the terms of the taxonomy and NOT just the terms of taxonomy associated to a specific post.

Did you find a solution to this? I am also looking into how to use this plugin with a similar custom loop.

Any thoughts on this?

Whoops! I forgot to put links to the pastebin.

Here is the link to the comment-template.php file – https://pastebin.com/RwD12rK1

Here is the link to my comments.php file – https://pastebin.com/c7prf3R1

Also here is the link where you can see the error message – https://bloomfield.imagebox.com/uncategorized/hello-world/#comments

I just said the hell with it and switched to using Widget Context. Works like a charm.

I setup another wordpress installation on a separate domain on the same server and got the same error.

Nevermind I took a different route.