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  • Plugin Author gfazioli

    (@gfazioli)

    Hi,
    with the current version only category can be choose in the widget panel.

    No shortcode is support for tags now.

    However, you can use php for filter via tag.
    For example, you can use:

    if( is_tag('foo') ) {
      if( function_exists('wp_bannerize') {
         wp_bannerize();
      }
    }

    In the next major release of “WP Bannerize” we will add several new feature and the banners will be as a post, in order to apply filters for category and tags.

    Stay tuned
    regards
    GF

    Thread Starter Chris Andersen

    (@chris1)

    Thx… sounds good. ?? Where do I have to put the code? Can I use a textwidget?

    …and how does the code has to look like, if I want to put in more than one tag?

    Plugin Author gfazioli

    (@gfazioli)

    Hi, you can use a PHP Widget instead, or you can insert the code into sidebar.php file in your theme folder.

    To checking more tags, you could using:

    $tags = array('tags1', 'tags2', 'tags3');
    foreach($tags as $tag) {
      if( is_tag( $tag ) ) {
        if( function_exists('wp_bannerize') {
           wp_bannerize();
           break;
        }
      }
    }
    ITfee

    (@epistates)

    Is this possible with pages too?

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