Description
This plugin detects your ‘already existing tags’ into your post each time you create or edit/save one. The found tags will be automatically assigned.
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- Easy configuration.
- Allow or block manually added tags; the choice is yours.
- You can choose if the plugin examines the title, the content or both.
- You can activate a filter and select which categories will be affected and which ones will be ignored by the plugin.
- Clean uninstall option: If this option is enabled, the plugin will leave absolutely no traces when uninstalling.
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Installation
- Upload the ‘already-existing-tags’ folder to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory.
- Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
- Configure the plugin through the ‘Posts -> Already Existing Tags’ administration panel.
FAQ
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Will the automatic tagging function start once the plugin is installed and activated?
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No. By default, ‘Turn on’ is unchecked and no category is selected.
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Because the ‘Block manually added tags’ option is disabled. With this option enabled, all the previous tags are removed before adding the new ones.
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My language uses non-latin characters. Can I use this plugin?
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Yes. As long as you use valid UTF-8 characters, the plugin will work.
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Contributors & Developers
“Already Existing Tags” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
2.4
- Fixed: the plugin should work with all posts when ‘Filter by category’ is disabled regardless of the previous selected categories when ‘Filter by category’ was enabled.
2.3
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 5.7
- New option: examine post content is optional from now on.
- Slight changes at the administration panel.
2.2
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 5.2, 5.3, 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6
- From now on, the plugin uses the new ‘wp_after_insert_post’ function (WordPress >= 5.6) if available.
- Better explained settings.
- Code optimization.
2.1
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 5.0 and 5.1
- New option: filter by category is optional from now on.
- Code optimization.
2.0
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.8 and 4.9
- Improved adherence to WordPress Coding Standards.
1.9
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.6 and 4.7
- New option: block manually added tags. From now on, manually added tags are allowed by default. Check the new option if you prefer the old behaviour.
- Improved adherence to WordPress Coding Standards.
- Code optimization.
1.8
- Fixed: moving data from ‘aet_automatic_tagging_included_categories’ to ‘aet_included_categories’.
1.7
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.5
- New option: examine post title.
- Improved security: data escaping on output.
- Improved the HTML output.
- Code optimization.
1.6
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.4
- Added Unicode support.
1.5
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.3
- Improved adherence to WordPress Coding Standards.
- Improved regex performance.
1.4
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.2
- Added ‘check/uncheck’ all categories and other slight changes at the administration panel.
1.3
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.1
- Added support for ‘QUICK’ and ‘BULK’ edit modes.
- Slight changes at the administration panel.
1.2
- Ensure compatibility with WordPress 4.0
- Added ‘Do you like this plugin?’ section to the administration panel.
1.1
- From now on, the .php files of the plugin are protected from direct access.
- Fixed a bug with the .css style of the administration panel in some environments.
- Fixed some other small bugs when WP_DEBUG is enabled.
1.0
- Initial release.