In most WordPress blogs, sidebars are loaded with content, widgets, banners, links, videos, etc. so many will try to crop the loaded content from the sidebars, in this process, I have moved the tag cloud or tag archive section to a new page in WordPress.
I hope this will be really helpful for the bloggers who are looking out to sort out their pages/widgets and make their blog look cleaner.
Just follow these simple steps to create a Tag Archive page:
- Create a php page you can name it as “tag_archive.php”
- Place the code blow in the new page created
<?php
/*
Template Name: TAG Archive
*/
?>
<?php get_header(); ?>
<h2>Tag Archive</h2>
<?php wp_tag_cloud(‘smallest=15&largest=35’); ?>
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?> - The first line “Template Name: TAG Archive” defines your newly created page name
- Use the functions get_header(); to include header, get_sidebar(); to include your sidebar and use get_footer(); for footer
- Use wp_tag_cloud function to include your tag cloud and adjust your font sizes via smallest and largest parameters
- Make sure you are going with your default theme look and feel
- Once you are done, upload tag_archive.php in your theme directory
- Then create a new page in your blog called Tag Archive via wordpress interface admin
- And choose “Tag Archive” as your Page Template dropdown
- That’s it save and publish the page – your Tag Archive page is created
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