Post Taxonomies
Taxonomy in WordPress is a way of grouping posts together based on a select number of relationships. Our Post Taxonomies block let you select category or post as taxonomy. Also, you’re free to pull data from a custom taxonomy. From our option settings, you can customize the wrapper, add icons, set a max count, and add a prefix or postfix. Our CSS Library can help you quickly apply styles on taxonomies.
List Of Features
- CSS library for each element
- Custom wrapper tag
- Add custom class
- Set Max Count
- Custom taxonomy
- Add Prefix
- Add Postfix
- Front Text option
- Custom Attributes option
- Custom Icon
- Customize Separator
- Link Target option
- Styles Component for each element
- Custom Style option
- Advanced CSS pseudo selector
- Custom Layout submission access to our CSS Library
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are categories in posts?
An image on a web page refers to a visual element that is displayed on a webpage using HTML and CSS. Images can be used to enhance the look and feel of a webpage and provide additional information or context to the content on the page.
What image size is best for website?
Depending on the design and layout of a website, an image could be different in size. However, as a general rule, using images with a width of 1200 pixels or less is recommended. This will ensure the image fits within most device screens without horizontal scrolling.
What is image in SEO?
Image SEO is optimizing your images for search engines through thoughtful alt text, appropriate captions, suitable file dimensions, and more.
How to choose the right image for a website?
Here are some tips on how to choose the right images for a website:
1. Understanding the purpose of the image will help in selecting an appropriate image that aligns with the website’s goals.
2. Choose images that are relevant to the content on the website.
3. Use high-quality images that are clear and sharp.
4. Use images that are authentic and relevant to the target audience of the website.
1. Understanding the purpose of the image will help in selecting an appropriate image that aligns with the website’s goals.
2. Choose images that are relevant to the content on the website.
3. Use high-quality images that are clear and sharp.
4. Use images that are authentic and relevant to the target audience of the website.
