tommcfarlin/tags-without-links

[WordPress] This plugin makes it easier for developers to display tags without any links associated with them.

Tags Without Links

Requirements

• Requires at least: 3.5.1
• Tested up to: 5.0.2
• Stable Tag: 1.4

About

Easily to display tags without links.

Instructions

Note

This plugin is targeted primarily for developers to make it easier to display tags without any links associated with them.

How To Use This Plugin

1. In your template, create an instance of the plugin by instantiating the class.
   • You may want to place the use TomMcFarlin; statement at the top of your file.
   • If not, you can instantiate the plugin by using TomMcFarlin\TagsWithoutLinks(' | ')
2. Make sure you specify a separator in the constructor the class.
3. Use the display() function to automatically echo the results of the function.
4. Use the get() function to read the contents into a variable that you can use later.

An Example

Note that before reading the examples below, if you need to place the output of the plugin into an attribute, if it contains HTML, or simply requires any type of sanitization, remember to use the appropriate WordPress Escape Function.

Using display()

In your template, enter something like the following:

use TomMcFarlin;

// Other code here...

$tagsWithoutLinks = new TagsWithoutLinks(' | ' );
$tagsWithoutLinks->display();

// Other code here...

Using get()

In your template, enter something like the following:

use TomMcFarlin;

// Other code here...

$tagsWithoutLinks = new TagsWithoutLinks(',');
$tags = $tagsWithoutLinks->get();

// Other code here...

echo $tags;

// Other code here...

Installation

Using The WordPress Dashboard

1. Navigate to the 'Add New' plugin dashboard
2. Select tags-without-links.zip from your computer (you may need to rename master.zip)
3. Upload
4. Activate the plugin in the WordPress Plugin Dashboard

Using FTP

1. Extract tags-without-links.zip to your computer
2. Upload the tags-without-links directory to your wp-content/plugins directory
3. Navigate to the WordPress Plugin Dashboard
4. Activate the plugin from this page

Other Notes

• This plugin requires PHP 7.1.
• This plugin uses Composer for code quality but it's not required to run in production.
• This is a freely available plugin. I do not guarantee support for it.