matteomontipo

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Create relationships between post categories and tags. 
Example of a rule you can create: assign tags to a category, then when you create a post, if you select that category the tags will be automatically assigned to the post.
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Option to apply the rules you create to all existent posts.
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Option to automatically select parent category when selecting a sub-category in a post.
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<li>
Create relationships between post categories and tags. 
Example of a rule you can create: assign tags to a category, then when you create a post, if you select that category the tags will be automatically assigned to the post.
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Option to apply the rules you create to all existent posts.
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Option to automatically select parent category when selecting a sub-category in a post.
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Post Category Advanced

Create relationships between post categories and tags, and more.

Jordi Cabot

seriouswp

Once a site starts growing, it always ends up with repeated tags and categories. Sometimes, you create a new category when you were before using a tag. Or you just forget about old tags and en up writing new ones with a very similar name.
This damages the organization your content and the quality of the user navigation on your site.
This plugin helps you to quickly identify (too) similar tags and categories and gives you the option to merge them to simplify your site taxonomies.
In the Configuration page you can define how close term names should be to be considered duplicates.
In the Analysis page you can review the duplications and decide which ones to merge.

Serious Duplicated Terms

Ideal to remove some (quasi)duplicated terms and clean and sort out better your tags and categories

You'll be surprised to see how many duplicated terms you have!

Merge duplicated tags and categories to simplify and better organize the content and navigation of your site

Post Category Advanced vs Serious Duplicated Terms