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Hey Alan, actually i don’t know anything about coding, with that said, i got no option than to use plugins.
…and thanks for the code, it worked but…there is a problem!

I just want to display the selected tags(about 15) using the ‘display option’. unfortunately all the tags are displayed in one long column instead of 3 columns.
From ur tutorials, it seems that with the basic settings, columns are split by the number of tags. Therefore, splitting them into 3 columns wouldn’t work.
I guess this plugin wouldn’t work in my case right, or there is still a way out?

If u have already uninstalled the plugin, that’s ok. All the duplicated urls will be deleted and will appear as 404 pages. They will also disappear from SERP (in case they have already been indexed). So deleting the plugin should solve the duplication problem.

[About the URL parameters in Google webmaster tool]…
[Configuration → URL Parameters] under “Parameter” Google may have already listed the parameter of the duplicated content there.(it may be something like…’email’). It may or may not exist.

The URL Parameters is not something u got to mess with if u’re not sure what you’re doing. so i wouldn’t advise u to go there!
if the plugin has been deleted, it means the duplicate urls don’t exist and there is no need to set up URL parameters for them.

You mean u can’t uninstall it? simply uninstall it just like any other plugin.
Plugins → deactivate → delete

You may also prevent Google from indexing those duplicated urls by setting url parameter in your webmasters tool
[Configuration → URL Parameters]

i’ve done all that! (i’m not new to wordpress). if u wanna check it out yourself, i can PM u the info and all, how do i contact u

Now it displays but no animation…nothing happens, static

If that method is not working, you can use a different option by manually entering your UA code.

Under “Google Analytics for WordPress Configuration”
Just below the option “Analytics Profile” there is an option “Manually enter your UA code” enter your code there

Just in case you don’t know your UA code, log on to your analytics account, click on ‘Admin’ and then “Tracking Info’ you can see your tracking ID there