Skip tag:xxx page

  • Resolved robaix

    (@robaix)


    4 years, 1 month ago

    Hello development team,

    I find multi column tag map a very nice plugin.

    Now, I would like to use it for having a glossary of terms (I tested many plugins but I’m not satisfied).

    I believe multi column tag map would be very usefull to have also multi glossary, e.g.
    – dictionary for jobs (in my page category “occupazioni”). the features of this plugin allows for easily handling of also synonyms!
    – list of references, i.e. books, articles, links (in my page category “riferimenti”)

    All work fine with this plugin but for just ONE thing that is disturbing me (and the users).

    The main advantage: I can work as always, without having other kind of posts like “tooltip”, “glossary” etc. (ok, I don’t have the feature of diplaying the definition of the term when hovering on it, but I don’t care). It all works fine using category and tags, which is a native feature of WP!

    Because for every tag there will be just one post, clicking on the term in the index page leads to the “tag” page showing… just one post, i.e. the user has to click again to reach the only page with the definition of the term (or, in case of a bibliografy, the referred book, etc.)

    Is there a way to skip the “tag: xxx” page and go directly to the corrisponding page?

    In general, it would be also more user friendly, if in case of only one post with that tag, the above mentioned “tag: xxx” page would be also skipped.

    I hope it was clear what I meant… in my mind it is ??
    Kind regards

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by robaix.
    • This topic was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by robaix.

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  • Plugin Author tugbucket

    (@tugbucket)

    This might not be the best way but the other way would be modifying the plugin it self.

    in your archive.php (or tag.php) :

    <?php 
	if(is_tag()){
		if(have_posts()){
			while(have_posts()) : the_post();
				$link = get_the_permalink();
		?>
		<script>
		window.location.replace("<?php echo $link; ?>");
		</script>
				
		<?php
			endwhile;
		}
	}
?>

    this will, onload, take the URL of your post and use a JavaScript redirect to the post.

    Thread Starter robaix

    (@robaix)

    Thanks a lot for your quick reply! I’ll do as you suggested.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by robaix.
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