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Revision as of 20:30, 1 November 2016

In WordPress, a custom taxonomy is a system of classification for organizing WordPress Posts.

Description

WordPress provides two taxonomies: Categories and Tags.

You add custom taxonomies of your own: like Categories or Posts, but using terminology customized for a specific purpose.

Custom taxonomies create new web pages which users can browse for more detailed information.

For example, custom taxonomies related to a Custom Post Type named "Products" might include:

  • Color (black, white red)
  • Size (small, medium, large)
  • Material (fabric, leather, wood)

Custom taxonomies are most useful for large web sites with large amounts of relatively complex information.

Making Custom Taxonomies

Use a WordPress plugin, such as:

You can write the PHP code for custom taxonomies, but plugins are much faster, and completely reliable (unlike writing code, which is subject to error).

See also

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