I’m trying to create a custom list on my WordPress site and wondering if there’s already a built-in way to do this.
Basically, I want to show all post titles that share the same tag. Let me give you an example of what I’m looking for:
Say I have several posts tagged with “Recipe” and I want to display them like this:
Recipe 1: Making pizza dough
Recipe 2: Preparing sauce
Recipe 3: Adding toppings
Recipe 4: Baking tips
Is there a WordPress widget or feature that can automatically generate this kind of tagged post list? I’ve been searching through the admin panel but can’t seem to find anything obvious. Maybe I’m overlooking something simple?
You can easily display posts by tag in WordPress. Simply navigate to yourcompany.com - This website is for sale! - yourcompany Resources and Information. (replacing ‘yourtag’ with the specific tag you need). This will automatically generate a list of all posts associated with that tag. If you want to customize the layout, you can modify the tag.php file in your theme. For displaying tagged posts in different sections of your site, consider using the get_posts() function with the ‘tag’ parameter, or look into a plugin like ‘Posts by Tag’, which allows you to use shortcodes and show tagged posts anywhere.
hey! if u want a list of posts by tag, check the tag archive page in wp. just go to posts > tags, click the tag u want, and it’ll show all posts for that tag, no coding required at all!
To create a custom list of posts by tag in WordPress, you can utilize the built-in tag widget by navigating to Appearance > Widgets and then adding the Tag Cloud widget to your sidebar or footer. This allows visitors to click on tags to see related posts. However, if you are looking to replicate a specific format like your recipe example, a custom query would be necessary. I’ve successfully implemented this using a simple WP_Query within a page template, ensuring to set the tag parameter accordingly. While query_posts() is an option, it’s not recommended as it interferes with the main loop; stick with WP_Query for a more efficient solution.