willemso

So, you are tired of retyping data within your post. You want a quicker way to import data based on your post or page settings into, for example, a review table? 
You just need one specific category to show up within your blog post? And maybe you´d want a hyperlink added too?
Search no further! We created this beatifull plugin to make this happen.
By using a very simple Shortcode you will be able to show all Categories related to a Blog Post or Page. 
Even better; you will be able to filter within specific Parent Categories. And ofcourse there are times you want to show or hide the Parent Category ,and that is no problem too! 
Oh, and before we forget you can choose wether to show this as Hyperlink or not. Just so that your visitor has a simplified UX.
But it does not end there; we are constantly working on new features. This plugin isn´t limited to just showing categories; 
You can print the author details, the page/post title, it´s unique ID, etc..
I hope you will enjoy this plugin, if you do come over and say thanks at <a href="https://willemso.com/category/show-post-categories/" rel="nofollow ugc">willemso.com</a>, suggestions for improvement and features are welcome!

Show Post Categories

I have worked hard to develop this plugin.
Please, try it and write your review! Thanks



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Show all categories linked to a blog post/page, or list data such as: title, id, author details, tag.. & add hyperlinks or filter on specific data …

ambrosite

When activated, this plugin unlinks parent categories (that is, categories that have child categories underneath them in a hierarchy) in category menus and lists. It affects the output of wp_list_categories, as well as all plugins and widgets that use that function.
The plugin works by turning the parent category links into ‘dummy links’. That is, it replaces the href attribute on parent menu items with a ‘#’ (hash/pound) mark. A dummy link is just like a regular link, except that it leads back to the current page when clicked. The dummy links are given an inline style “cursor: default” to prevent the mouse pointer from turning into a hand when hovering over unlinked menu items.
The plugin is compatible with custom hierarchical taxonomies. To create a list of custom taxonomy terms, you must set the ‘taxonomy’ parameter of wp_list_categories. See the FAQ for more information.
<h4>Options</h4>
To configure the plugin options, go to the Settings menu in the WordPress admin panel and click on ‘Unlink Parent Categories’.
Use Dummy Links 
If you uncheck this box, the plugin will unlink the parent categories by replacing the anchor tags with span tags. In some themes, this may cause problems with CSS styling. In order to fix this, you would need to add an additional selector to any rule that targets the anchor tags (see the FAQ for more information). If you are not experienced in writing CSS selectors, then it is strongly recommended to stick with dummy links.
Unlink Current Category 
Unlink the current category, in addition to the parent categories.
Remove Link Titles 
Remove the title attribute from the links (stops the tooltip from popping up when the mouse hovers over the menu items). This doesn’t have anything to do with unlinking parent categories, but it’s something a lot of people want, so I decided to include it.
Unlink Specific Categories 
You can specify which categories you want unlinked, using a comma-separated list of category IDs (example: 3,7,31). If you want only the specified categories to be unlinked, then check the “Unlink specific categories only” box.

Ambrosite Unlink Parent Categories

Unlinks parent categories/taxonomies in category menus and lists. Useful for creating dropdown menus with top-level placeholders.

Show Post Categories vs Ambrosite Unlink Parent Categories