Aaron Butacov

This simple plugin allows you to use the tab-key inside the post editor to indent code or paragraphs.
This plugin should work with all versions of WordPress, but has not been tested in versions earlier than 2.9
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<li>Allows for both multi-line and single line indenting</li>
<li>Works in all major browsers.</li>
<li>Toggle-able on each post. Enable or disable tabs automatically without reloading the page.</li>
<li>Only works in the HTML editor</li>
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Tabs in Post Editor

Write code in the WP post editor? Hate not being able to use [tab]s? Now you can.

Yuya Hoshino

How it works:
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Click ‘Tools > Bulk Term Editor’.
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Select a taxonomy. 
If you selected a taxonomy which has terms, it will read those into the field.
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Get your data ready. 
Prepare your data by spreadsheet such as Excel. 
If you selected a taxonomy which has terms at the step 2, it’s easy to copy that data into the spreadsheet.
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Copy the cells. 
You may copy all lines, but the more lines there are, the more times spends. 
Copying the minimum necessary lines is the best, but safer to copy all lines.
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Paste to this plugin. 
Paste it into the ‘Term’ field of this plugin.
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Execute. 
Clicking the ‘Edit’ button executes it.
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<h4>Delete</h4>
Entering a ‘*’ in beginning of line will delete.
<h4>Change the term slug</h4>
Entering a ‘>New slug’ after the term slug will change the term slug.
<h4>Add</h4>
When the term slug is a blank or new, add.

Bulk Term Editor

Just came here to say THANK YOU, this plugin is a very very handy and useful tool to manage BIG list of taxonomies. Thank you. 

Awesome Job! Thanks

You can register or edit terms in bulk. Copy cells in the spreadsheet, all that remains is to paste to this plugin.

Tabs in Post Editor vs Bulk Term Editor