• I found that it is possible to create links that combine two tags:
    AND: mysite.com/tag/rock+blues/
    OR: mysite.com/tag/rock,blues/
    but when I get the result, the header above says: “Tag: Rock”, and I would like the header to reflect both tags (“Rock and blues”, “Rock or blues”).
    Is it possible? Or is it possible to add a parameter to the URL giving the result a custom header? Or is there a plugin for this?

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  • For theme customization, you should post on your theme’s support page. WordPress itself has nothing to do with what displays on the page. Your theme controls the display of content.

    Thread Starter pevista

    (@pevista)

    Thanks.
    I got this answer from my theme support (Tempera):

    The theme uses core WordPress functions to return archive titles (including for the tag archive), meaning the titles are generated by WordPress and not the theme.
    You would need to either customize/override WordPress’ functions or customize the theme to replace its use of these. The function in question is the_archive_title()

    Unfortunately I’m not a programmer, and I was hoping I somehow could appened a parameter to the link.

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