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Registers taxonomies programtically from a config array and provides other helper functions.
We needed a way to add taxonomies that we rely on accross sites and managing those was becomeing cumbersome. This allows us to manage them via a config array.
The plugin also provides workarounds for limitations in WordPress handling of terms in feeds and post term sorting.
<h4>Sorted Terms</h4>
There’s also a <code>sorted_terms</code> helper function you can use in plugins and templates like this:
<pre><code>go_taxonomy()->sorted_terms( $post_id, $args ); </code></pre>
<h4>Parameters</h4>
$post_id
(int) (optional) The ID of the post you want to get sorted terms for
<h4>Argument Options</h4>
taxonomies
(array)
<ul>
<li>array( ‘post_tag’ ) – Default</li>
</ul>
number
(int)
<ul>
<li>99 – Default</li>
</ul>
format
(string)
<ul>
<li>list – Default</li>
<li>array</li>
<li>name</li>
</ul>
orderby
(string)
<ul>
<li>name – Default</li>
<li>count : terms ordered by their usage count</li>
</ul>
order
(string)
<ul>
<li>ASC – Default</li>
<li>DESC</li>
</ul>
<h4>Report Issues, Contribute Code, or Fix Stuff</h4>
https://github.com/GigaOM/go-taxonomy/

Gigaom Taxonomy

Registers taxonomies programtically from a config array and provides other helper functions.

Pau Iglesias

The process to creating a post is not just writing, most of the time you need categorize, assign tags, etc.
But how are you sure of the quality of assignments? Too many categories? Missing tags in some posts?
This plugin allows you to detect these entries defining operations related to the number of terms.
Also have full support for custom post types and custom taxonomies.

Entries By Terms Count

The process to creating a post is not just writing, most of the time you need categorize, assign tags, etc.

Gigaom Taxonomy vs Entries By Terms Count