Post Terms
In WordPress, terms refer to the items in a taxonomy. Before the custom taxonomies were introduced, WordPress had template tags to display tags and categories. Our Terms List block lets you select your available taxonomies with many customizable settings. Also, we have an option called Custom Taxonomy, where you can get output by a custom taxonomy.
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List Of Features
  • Select available taxonomy
  • Use custom taxonomy
  • Taxonomy view type
  • Set Max Count
  • Hide empty Terms
  • Terms prefix
  • Terms postfix
  • Terms Front Text
  • Custom Attributes
  • Custom Icon
  • Customize Separator
  • Custom wrapper class
  • Styles Component for each element
  • Custom Style option
  • Advanced CSS pseudo selector
  • Link target option
Screenshots
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Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Post-Excerpt block by Post Grid Combo
Documentation
Our technical writer’s team is continuously writing documentation, tips, and tutorials for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is term in WordPress?
In WordPress, terms refer to the items in a taxonomy. Terms can be used in categories, tags, and custom taxonomies.
What is the default term in WordPress?
WordPress only has post and pages by default. However, custom taxonomies can also be created to help organize and categorize the custom post types.
What is the term ID?
Term ID is the ID of a term in the terms database table. In WordPress, you can usually find the ID number in the URL or use a plugin to display term IDs in WordPress.
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