Bernhard Riedl

First of all TagPages uses register_taxonomy_for_object_type since its first release.

Nevertheless, tag pages in themes will still only include posts. – You could probably call this a bug in WordPress…

Berny

No worries. – A rating would be nice… 🙂

Hi Craig,

TagPages enables WordPress with post-tags functionality for pages. In other words, most of the WordPress default functions for tags can be used.

As described in the FAQs you could include a call to the built-in template tag get_the_tags to retrieve the tags associated with a certain page. You could then implement for example get_posts to query for the related posts/pages of the tags-list you’ve retrieved before.

Please note, that WordPress does not store any date information with your tags, though pages have various timestamp fields in the database which you can use for your purpose.

If you don’t like to do this by hand, I’m pretty sure there are some plugins out there which you can combine…

greetz,
Berny

Hi Benna,

Hmm, I’m still not a 100% sure, but I’ve tried to rework your example.

Querying for the tags on a page can be done with wp_get_post_tags (in wp-includes/post.php) which calls wp_get_object_terms (in wp-includes/taxonomy.php).

As you’ve installed TagPages (in most cases) you can use the post-functions also for pages, because TagPages extends WordPress by using the same ‘Post-Tags’ taxonomy for pages which you would normally only use for posts.

<?php

global $post;

//inserisco gli sport adatti per il prodotto in questione
$tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID, array('orderby' => 'name', 'order' => 'DESC'));

if (count($tags)) { ?>
	<h5><span>Sport</span></h5>
	<ul class="sport-list">

	<?php
	foreach($tags as $tag) {
		echo '<li class="tag-'.$tag->slug.'"><a href="'.get_bloginfo('wpurl').'/sport/'.$tag->slug.'/"><img src="'.get_bloginfo('stylesheet_directory').'/timthumb.php?src=wp-content/uploads/sport/'.$tag->slug.'.png&h=100&w=85&zc=1" alt="'.$tag->name.'" /></a></li>';
	} ?>
	</ul>
<?php }

As you see, I’ve used a reversed alphabetical order to output the tags…

Hope that helps.

Greetz,
Berny

Hi Benna84,

TagPages extends the default WordPress functionality, thus all built-in WordPress functions can be used to sort your tags in the front- and backend. In other words you can implement the same template tags which you use to sort your post-tags.

Have a look at the TagPages Faq for a few links.

Greetz,
Berny