Series Tag
Adds a shortcode so you can easily create a list of all posts with a specific tag. Written to make it easy to link between a series of posts.
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Possibly abandoned • Last updated 5019 days ago
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Description
Adds a shortcode, series-tag, that you can use to create a list of all posts
that are tagged with whatever tag you pass in.
Series Tag was written to allow you to tag a series of posts with the same tag,
and then easily link between them without having to manually create links at the
bottom of each post.
Links are created in date published order starting at the earliest date. All post
titles are links to the permalink of the post except for the current post which just has its title displayed.
For help or more info, visit Nutt.net
Installation
- Upload the
series-tagfolder to the/wp-content/plugins/directory - Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
- Insert the short code [series-tag tag=tag-slug] into your post where you want the list to appear.
Usage & Options
There are 3 arguments that you can pass to the shortcode.
- tag – Required – Which tag you want to build the list from. Be sure to use the tag slug.
- max – Optional – Max number of posts to pull. Defaults to 0 so that all posts with that tag are pulled.
- divider – Optional – The HTML tag to separate the posts. Defaults to ol, but ul and p also work well. Any tag should work though, as whatever you put in this argument will open before the link and close after it.
CSS, Styling, and Customization
Two CSS classes are used on the tag that wraps the link.
st_current is the current page in the list of pages.
st_other is all of the other pages. There is an anchor tag inside this wrapper
that can also be styled if needed.
The plugin itself does not load any CSS files so if you want to use these CSS classes you’ll need to add them to your main CSS file. It just didn’t make sense to load an entirely new stylesheet just for two classes that you may not even want to use.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Changelog
0.1
- First release
