162 | | $help .= '<p>' . sprintf(__( 'You can use categories to define sections of your site and group related posts. The default category is “Uncategorized” until you change it in your <a href="%s">writing settings</a>.' ) , 'options-writing.php' ) . '</p>'; |
163 | | elseif ( 'link_category' == $taxonomy ) |
164 | | $help .= '<p>' . __( 'You can create groups of links by using link categories. Link category names must be unique and link categories are separate from the categories you use for posts.' ) . '</p>'; |
| 162 | $help = '<p>' . sprintf(__( 'You can use categories to define sections of your site and group related posts. The default category is “Uncategorized” until you change it in your <a href="%s">writing settings</a>.' ) , 'options-writing.php' ) . '</p>'; |
| 163 | elseif ( 'link_category' == $taxonomy ) |
| 164 | $help = '<p>' . __( 'You can create groups of links by using link categories. Link category names must be unique and link categories are separate from the categories you use for posts.' ) . '</p>'; |
169 | 169 | $help .= '<p>' . __( 'You can delete link categories in the Bulk Action pulldown, but that action does not delete the links within the category. Instead, it moves them to the default link category.' ) . '</p>'; |
170 | 170 | else |
171 | 171 | $help .='<p>' . __( 'What’s the difference between categories and tags? Normally, tags are ad-hoc keywords that identify important information in your post (names, subjects, etc) that may or may not recur in other posts, while categories are pre-determined sections. If you think of your site like a book, the categories are like the Table of Contents and the tags are like the terms in the index.' ) . '</p>'; |
172 | 172 | |
173 | 173 | if ( 'category' == $taxonomy ) |
174 | 174 | $help .= '<p>' . __( 'When adding a new category on this screen, you’ll fill in the following fields:' ) . '</p>'; |