Descrizione
PublishPress Taxonomies allows you to create and manage Tags, Categories, and all your WordPress taxonomy terms. PublishPress Taxonomies can help with all your WordPress content, from adding Tags and Categories to Pages, to managing WooCommerce Product Categories and bbPress Topic Tags.
PublishPress Taxonomies has integrations with AI tools including OpenAI. You can use these AI services to find the best taxonomy terms for your content.
With PublishPress Taxonomies, you can organize, optimize, and showcase all your WordPress content:
- Organize: In PublishPress Taxonomies, you can manage taxonomies, and also terms. There are tools for you to add, rename, remove, delete and even merge terms. You can add any term or taxonomy to any post type.
- Optimize: PublishPress Taxonomies can improve your SEO with automatic term management. PublishPress Taxonomies can automatically suggest relevant terms for your content and link those terms to the correct archive pages.
- Showcase: PublishPress Taxonomies allows you to use your terms for advanced features such as Related Posts and Tag Clouds.
PublishPress Taxonomies Pro
Upgrade to PublishPress Taxonomies Pro
This plugin is the free version of PublishPress Taxonomies. The Pro version of PublishPress Taxonomies has extra features and expert support. Get the PublishPress Taxonomies Pro plugin now!
10 Key Features in PublishPress Taxonomies
- Gestione termini e tassonomie: puoi creare nuove tassonomie e modificare tutte le impostazioni per ciascuna tassonomia.
- Visualizzazione dei termini: questa caratteristica ti consente di creare schermate personalizzate di tutti i termini di una tassonomia.
- Termini per l’articolo corrente: ti consente di creare schermate personalizzate di tutti i tuoi termini assegnati all’articolo corrente.
- Articoli correlati: visualizza elenchi di articoli con tag e categorie simiòi.
- Auto link: se hai un termine che si chiama “WordPress”, la caratteristica Auto link troverà nel tuo contenuto le istanze della parola “WordPress” e aggiungerà i link alla pagina d’archivio per quel tag.
- Auto Terms: If you have a term called “WordPress”, Auto Terms can analyze your posts, and when it finds the word “WordPress”, it can add that term to your post.
- Add Terms with AI: The Pro version of PublishPress Taxonomies has AI integrations with OpenAI, IBM Watson, and more. This makes it easier for you to find or create the best taxonomy terms for your content.
- Sinonimi dei termini: questa caratteristica ti permette di avere più parole associate a un singolo termine.
- Termini collegati: puoi collegare i termini. Quando un termine principale viene aggiunto ad un articolo saranno aggiunti anche i termini collegati.
- Gestione termini: puoi aggiungere, unire, rinominare, rimuovere, eliminare e persino cancellare i termini non utilizzati.
Caratteristica 1. Creazione e gestione tassonomie
PublishPress Taxonomies can manage all the taxonomies created by WordPress and your plugins and themes. You can change the settings for each taxonomy. For example, you can change the visual labels, and control whether the taxonomy is organized in parent-child relationships. You can also assign your taxonomies to different post types. For example, you can use PublishPress Taxonomies to add Categories to Pages, or WooCommerce Tags to Posts.
Click here to read about managing taxonomies.
Caratteristica 2. Visualizzazione dei termini
The Terms Display feature in PublishPress Taxonomies allows you to show a cloud or list of the terms used on your site. For example, you can create a “Tag Cloud” showing all your WooCommerce product categories, or you can create a list of all the tags on bbPress topics.
PublishPress Taxonomies makes it easy to customize the format of your terms, and add custom CSS styles. The terms can be shown in a shortcode, a widget, or PublishPress Taxonomies can try and automatically add the terms into your content.
Click here to read about Terms Display.
Caratteristica 3. Termini per l’articolo corrente
The Terms for Current Post feature in PublishPress Taxonomies allows you to customize the displays of terms for single posts. This display is separate from any default display of terms in your theme, so you can use this feature to easily show terms anywhere on your site.
PublishPress Taxonomies makes it easy to customize the format of your terms, and add custom CSS styles. The terms can be shown in a shortcode, a widget, or PublishPress Taxonomies can try and automatically add the terms into your content.
Click here to read about Terms for Current Post.
Caratteristica 4. Articoli correlati
PublishPress Taxonomies can display posts that are related to the current post. This feature works by checking for shared taxonomy terms. If your post has the terms “Vegetables” and “Food”, then this feature will likely display other posts that also have the terms “Vegetables” and “Food”. The more terms that are shared, the more likely a post is to show.
The Related Posts can be shown in a shortcode, a widget, or PublishPress Taxonomies can try and automatically add the related posts into your content.
Click here to read about Related Posts.
Caratteristica 5. Auto link
The Auto Links feature in PublishPress Taxonomies will automatically add links to your content. If you have a term called “WordPress”, the Auto Links feature will find any instances of “WordPress” in your content and add a link to the archive page for that tag. So any instances of “WordPress” will link to /tag/wordpress.
Click here to read about Auto Links.
Caratteristica 6. Termini automatici
Questa funzione consente a WordPress di esaminare il contenuto e il titolo del tuo articolo per i termini specificati e di aggiungere automaticamente tali termini come tag. Ecco un esempio di come funziona:
- You add “WordPress” to the keywords list in PublishPress Taxonomies.
- If your post content or title contains the word “WordPress”, then PublishPress Taxonomies will automatically add “WordPress” as a term for this post.
Click here to read about automatically adding terms.
Feature 7. Add Terms with AI (Pro version)
This feature makes it easier for you to find or create the best taxonomy terms for your content. PublishPress Taxonomies AI can show a metabox on your post editing screen with all these options:.
- Gestione dei termini degli articoli: Questa caratteristica ti consente di gestire tutti i termini che sono attualmente allegati ad un articolo.
- Suggest Existing Terms: This feature uses a tool in the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin that can scan your posts and suggest relevant terms that already exist on your site.
- Mostra tutti i termini esistenti: questa caratteristica ti permetet di navigare tra tutti i termini di una tassonomia.
- OpenAI: queste integrazioni ti permettono di collegarti ad un servizio esterno. Questi servizi possono analizzare il tuo contenuto e suggerirti dei termini appropriati. Possono suggerirti termini esistenti oppure nuovi.
Click here to read about PublishPress Taxonomies and AI.
Caratteristica 8. Sinonimi dei termini
Synonyms is a feature in PublishPress Taxonomies Pro that allows you to have multiple words associated with a single term. If PublishPress Taxonomies scans your content and finds a synonym, it will act as if it has found the main term.
I sinonimi saranno disponibili sulla schermata di ogni termine. Ad esempio, se il tuo termine è “Mela”, puoi creare sinonimi come “Mele”, “Golden”, “Deliziose rosse”, “Imperatore”, “Fuji”, “Honeycrisp”, “Braeburn” e “Gravenstein”.
Click here to read about Term Synonyms.
Caratteristica 9. Termini collegati
Linked Terms is a feature in PublishPress Taxonomies Pro that allows you to connect terms. When the main term is added to a post, the linked terms will be added also.
For sites with a lot of terms, this feature makes it easier and quicker for your users to add the correct terms. For example, if you add the term “WordPress” to your posts, PublishPress Taxonomies can automatically add Linked Terms that include “CMS”, “website”, and “website design”.
Click here to read about Linked Terms.
Caratteristica 10. Gestione dei termini
The Manage Terms screen in PublishPress Taxonomies provides you with several useful tools to manage the terms on your site. These tools can be used with any taxonomy. Here are some of the tools on the Manage Terms screen:
- Aggiungi termini: aggiunge rapidamente termini ai tuoi contenuti.
- Rinomina termini: modifica in blocco il nome dei termini.
- Unisci i termini: combina insieme i termini esistenti. Ciò risulta molto utile per correggere errori tipografici nei tuoi termini.
- Elimina i termini non utilizzati: elimina tutti i termini utilizzati raramente.
Click here to read about managing terms.
PublishPress Taxonomies Pro
Upgrade to PublishPress Taxonomies Pro
This plugin is the free version of PublishPress Taxonomies. The Pro version of PublishPress Taxonomies has extra features and expert support. Get the PublishPress Taxonomies Pro plugin now!
The PublishPress Taxonomies and Tag Groups plugins
PublishPress Taxonomies is developed by the same team that support the popular Tag Groups plugin. Together PublishPress Tag Groups and PublishPress Taxonomies are an excellent solution for organizing and displaying your site’s content.
PublishPress Taxonomies Bug Reports
Bug reports for PublishPress Taxonomies are welcomed in our repository on GitHub. Please note that GitHub is not a support forum, but a place to report bugs in the plugin that can be replicated outside of a single site.
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Blocchi
Questo plugin fornisce 3 blocchi.
- Taxopress Related Posts
- Taxopress Tag Clouds
- Taxopress Post Tags
Installazione
Richiede PHP 5.6 o idealmente PHP 7.
PublishPress Taxonomies can be installed in 3 easy steps:
- Unzip the PublishPress Taxonomies archive and put all files into a folder like “/wp-content/plugins/simple-tags/”
- Attiva il plugin tramite il menu ‘Plugin’ in WordPress
- Inside the WordPress admin, go to the ‘PublishPress Taxonomies’ mennu.
FAQ
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Yes, you can. Both Categories and Tags are “taxonomies” and they can help you sort your content. However, on a normal WordPress site, both Categories and Tags are only available for Posts. This means that you do not have any options to organize your Pages … unless you use a plugin such as PublishPress Taxonomies. I’ll show you how to add Categories to your WordPress Pages.
- Install the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin.
- Go to “PublishPress Taxonomies” and then “Taxonomies” in your WordPress admin area.
- Fare clic su “Modifica” in “Categorie”.
- Fai clic sulla scheda “Tipi di articolo”.
- Seleziona la casella “Pagine”.
- Puoi anche voler spuntare la casella “Mostra il contenuto di tutti i tipi di contenuto nella pagina d’archivio” così che tutti i tuoi articoli e le pagine vengano raggruppati insieme nelle pagine delle categorie.
- Ti accorgerai che anche le “Categorie” sono disponibili sotto l’elemento “Pagine” nel tuo menu di amministrazione di WordPress.
- Quando stai modificando una pagina vedrai il riquadro delle “Categorie” nella barra laterale destra.
- Avrai la possibilità di aggiungere e rimuovere le categorie utilizzando le caratteristiche “Modifica rapida” e “Modifica in blocco”.
Click here to see how to Add Categories and Tags to WordPress Pages.
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Quanti livelli di sottocategorie sono possibili in WordPress?
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Non c’è un limite tecnico alla profondità delle categorie annidate. In un’immagine che puoi vedere cliccando il link qui sotto, ho creato 10 livelli di categorie. Puoi continuare ad aggiungere livelli di sottocategorie profonde quanto vuoi.
La principale limitazione da considerare sarà l’area di amministrazione di WordPress che comincerà a sembrare appesantita. In un altro che potete vedere cliccando, ho aggiunto venti livelli. Quando vado ad aggiungere “Livello 21”, il menu a tendina “Categoria genitore” sembra essere difettoso. Questi livelli extra appaiono nella schermata principale di “Categorie”, ma ognuno viene visualizzato solo dopo una lunga fila di trattini. E quando provi ad aggiungere una categoria ad un post, potresti scoprire che i livelli inferiori non sono facilmente visibili all’interno della metabox. La ragione per cui WordPress permette di avere un numero illimitato di sotto-categorie è che queste sono semplici voci di database. Le sotto-categorie sono controllate dalla colonna padre nella tabella wp_term_taxonomy. Aggiungere più sottocategorie non rallenterà affatto il tuo sito.
Finally, I’ll note that you can add multiple levels to any WordPress taxonomy. Go to the “Taxonomies” screen in PublishPress Taxonomies. When you click “Edit”, you’ll be able to change the settings for each taxonomy. You can control whether the taxonomy is organized in parent-child relationships.
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Come posso creare tassonomie in WordPress per un uso interno?
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We often have PublishPress Taxonomies users who want to organize their content privately. They want a taxonomy that is only used and seen in the WordPress admin area. With the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin, you can create taxonomies for internal use only. Your content will still be visible, but it can be organized with hidden taxonomies.
- Install the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin.
- Visita “Tassonomie” nell’area di amministrazione di WordPress.
- Crea una nuova tassonomia.
That’s it! The easy approach is to use PublishPress Taxonomies to create a new taxonomy. If you never decide to actively display the taxonomy, it will never be shown anywhere. It will only be available in the WordPress admin area. You will be able to add terms to this taxonomy while adding content.
All’interno della schermata “Tassonomie” puoi fare clic sulla scheda “Area di amministrazione” e selezionare dove vuoi che appaia la tua tassonomia privata:
- Mostra interfaccia utente: dovrebbe essere la schermata visibile per gestire questi termini?
- Mostra nei menu di amministrazione: dovrebbe esserci un collegamento a questa tassonomia nel menu di amministrazione di WordPress?
- Mostra nei menu frontend: se questa tassonomia è disponibile per la schermata “Menu”.
- Mostra menu di amministrazione: questa tassonomia dovrebbe apparire su schermate come “Articoli” e “Pagine”?
- Mostra in “Modifica rapida” e “Modifica in blocco”: questa tassonomia dovrebbe essere disponibile negli strumenti di modifica su schermate come “Articoli” e “Pagine”?
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Come faccio a visualizzare i termini di una tassonomia in un widget?
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It is possible to use PublishPress Taxonomies to show terms in a WordPress widget. Go to Appearance > Widget and look for the “Term Display (Taxonomies Shortcode)” widget. This can be placed into any area that your theme has available.
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Come faccio a visualizzare i termini di una tassonomia con uno shortcode?
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PublishPress Taxonomies allows you to show a cloud or list of the terms in a taxonomy. You can show your terms using the shortcode shown on the “Terms Display” screen. If you are using the block editor in WordPress, you can add shortcodes using the “Shortcode” block.
Click here to see more about showing terms with a shortcode.
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If you have a busy WordPress site, it can be difficult to organize all your content. Fortunately, with PublishPress Taxonomies, there is a way to automatically add Tags to posts. You can create the Tags and then allow PublishPress Taxonomies to add them to relevant posts. The “Auto Terms” feature in PublishPress Taxonomies can scan your WordPress posts and automatically assign Tags. For example, imagine you have a term called “Apples”. Auto Terms can analyze your posts and when it finds the word “Apples”, it can add that Tag to your post.
- Go to PublishPress Taxonomies > Auto Terms in your WordPress admin menu.
- Scegli la tassonomia che vuoi usare con i termini automatici. In questo esempio, scegli “Tag”.
- Scegli i tipi di contenuto che vuoi usare con questa caratteristica. In questo esempio, scegli “Articoli”.
- L’altra impostazione necessaria è in “Termini da usare”. Devi scegliere se utilizzare tutti i termini nella tassonomia dei tuoi “tag” oppure soltanto un gruppo prescelto. Se scegli di usare tutti i termini fai una prova con cautela perché il tuo sito potrebbe rallentare sensibilmente nel caso avessi sui 10.000 termini oppure se il tuo server sia già lento.
- Fai clic su “Salva termini automatici”.
- You are now ready to automatically add terms! One approach is to use the “Existing content” option to retroactively add Tags to your content. For new content, PublishPress Taxonomies can automatically scanned the post text and added the correct Tags.
Click here to see more about automatically adding WordPress Tags.
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If you have a busy WooCommerce site, it can be difficult to organize all your products. Fortunately, with PublishPress Taxonomies, there is a way to automatically add Product Tags and Categories. The “Auto Terms” feature in PublishPress Taxonomies can scan your WooCommerce products and automatically assign WooCommerce Tags and WooCommerce Category. For example, imagine you have a term called “WordPress”. Auto Terms can analyze your WooCommerce products and when it finds the word “WordPress”, it can add that term to your post.
- Go to PublishPress Taxonomies > Auto Terms in your WordPress admin menu.
- Scegli la tassonomia che vuoi usare con i termini automatici. In questo esempio, scegli “Tag prodotti”.
- Scegli i tipi di contenuto che vuoi usare con questa caratteristica. In questo esempio, scegli “Prodotti”.
- L’altra impostazione necessaria è in “Termini da usare”. Devi scegliere se utilizzare tutti i termini nella tassonomia dei tuoi “tag prodotti” oppure soltanto un gruppo prescelto. Se scegli di usare tutti i termini fai una prova con cautela perché il tuo sito potrebbe rallentare sensibilmente nel caso avessi sui 10.000 termini oppure se il tuo server sia già lento.
- You are now ready to automatically add terms! One approach is to use the “Existing content” option to retroactively add Product Tags to your WooCommerce products. For new content, PublishPress Taxonomies can automatically scanned the product text and added the correct WooCommerce Tag or WooCommerce Category.
Click here to see more about automatically adding WooCoomerce Product Tags.
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The main difference between Categories and Tags is the ability to create levels of Categories. Categories are hierarchical, which means terms can be organized into a parent-child relationship. For example, you could have a Category called “Fruit”, and under this Category you could have categories called “Apples”, “Bananas”, “Grapes”, and “Peaches”. Tags are not hierarchical, which means there’s no relationship between them. You can still add the same words as Tags, but by default they can not have relationships. You can modify this using the Taxonomies screen in PublishPress Taxonomies.
Click here to see the difference between Tags and Categories
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Can I Build WordPress Tag Generator With PublishPress Taxonomies?
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Yes, this is possible with the PublishPress Taxonomies plugin. PublishPress Taxonomies has a feature that can analyze your content and automatically add new terms. This tag generator will be very useful for anyone who creates a lot of content. This feature is called “Auto Terms” and it works by integrating with the OpenAI, IBM Watson, Dandelion or LSEF systems to scan content and create terms.
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How Do I Integrate OpenAI with PublishPress Taxonomies?
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OpenAI / OpenAI / ChatGPT is the most popular AI tool available today. The PublishPress Taxonomies AI feature has an integration with the OpenAI service. This OpenAI guide will help you register for an account at OpenAI and get an API Key to use with PublishPress Taxonomies.
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How Do I Integrate IBW Watson with PublishPress Taxonomies?
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IBW Watson is one of the most powerful AI tools available today. The PublishPress Taxonomies AI feature has an integration with the Natural Language Understanding service from IBM. This IBM Watson guide will help you register for an account at IBM Cloud and get an API Key and URL to use with PublishPress Taxonomies.
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Changelog
= [4.0.0] – 28 September, 2026
* Rebrand: Move TaxoPress to PublishPress
[3.54.0] – 22 September, 2026
- Security: Prevent reflected XSS in Terms row-action URLs
- Fixed: Prevent creation of a destination term when merging terms and no source terms exist
- Fixed: Preserve the destination term when it is included among the terms being merged
- Fixed: Fix Auto Links excluded-term matching
- Update: Add per-post Auto Terms status controls
- Update: Add per-post Auto Links status controls and enable overrides
[3.53.0] – 01 September, 2026
- Fixed: Mass Edit pagination is broken, #3014
- Update: Enforce native taxonomy capabilities for term actions, #3013
- Update: Bound Auto Terms existing-content processing, #3012
- Update: Restrict administrative taxonomy term lookups, #3011
- Update: Harden AI integrations and metabox mutations, #3010
- Add a loco.xml file, #3009
[3.52.0] – 19 August, 2026
- Update: Normalize Auto Terms specific-term values, #3001
- Update: Add permission checks to Pro configuration copy actions, #3000
- Update: Restrict synonym validation to TaxoPress managers, #2999
- Add permission checks to term copy actions, #2998
- Harden Linked Terms list and bulk actions, #2997
- Strengthen Manage Terms request validation, #2995
- Tighten access checks for term suggestion lookups, #2993
- Add request validation to legacy tag creation, #2991
- Harden TaxoPress AI term result rendering, #2989
[3.51.0] – 22 July, 2026
- Fixed: Fatal memory exhaustion on Terms screen (st_terms) with hierarchical taxonomy — not related to term count, #2967
- Fixed: Related Posts thumbnail image resolution setting is ignored, #2964
- Fixed: Terms screen causes memory exhaustion on large sites, #2962
- Fixed: Improve AI preview post validation, #2968. Thanks to Duy for the report
- Fixed: Terms screen can run out of memory on large sites, #2961
- Update: Remove the lock icon in the Pro version, #2963
- Update: Include changelog in readme.txt for plugin update dialog box, #2959
The full changelog can be found on GitHub.
