| 4 | | 1) Add for e.g. "Example1" as a new taxonomy.php in the functions.php of your theme, you get a new menu-entry (.wp-submenu) in your "posts" admin-menu named "Example1". |
| 5 | | 2) Add a new tag called "Test1" in your "Example1"-taxonomy. |
| 6 | | 3) Create a new, or edit some existing post. |
| 7 | | 4) Try to get your "Test1"-tag, you created in your taxonomy, from your "Example1"-taxonomy meta-box ... |
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| | 5 | 1. Add for e.g. "Example1" as a new taxonomy.php in the functions.php of your theme, you get a new menu-entry (.wp-submenu) in your "posts" admin-menu named "Example1". |
| | 6 | 2. Add a new tag called "Test1" in your "Example1"-taxonomy. |
| | 7 | 3. Create a new, or edit some existing post. |
| | 8 | 4. Try to get your "Test1"-tag, you created in your taxonomy, from your "Example1"-taxonomy meta-box ... |
| 11 | | * What´s good: When you creat the same "Test1" tag in edit post taxonomy-meta-box, it won´t double the tag. |
| 12 | | * What´s not good: It makes the "Example1" taxonomy Sub-Page obsolete, when you can´t make use out of the tags created there. |
| 13 | | * What could be even better: A sollution that brings all existing tags in one taxonomy into the meta-box at the "edit post" page. |
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| | 14 | * What´s good: When you creat the same "Test1" tag in edit post taxonomy-meta-box, it won´t double the tag. |
| | 15 | * What´s not good: It makes the "Example1" taxonomy Sub-Page obsolete, when you can´t make use out of the tags created there. |
| | 16 | * What could be even better: A sollution that brings all existing tags in one taxonomy into the meta-box at the "edit post" page. |