How to display tags in WordPress 2.3

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WordPress 2.3 allows you to tag posts.

In the theme I use, to display the tags on your blog’s post you need to edit your ‘single.php’ file.

Log in to your WordPress dashboard then select Presentation > Theme Editor

Select the ‘single.php’ file from the right-hand sidebar.

Locate the following line of code (it’s located just after <!--Post Meta-->):

<!--<?php if (function_exists('the_tags')) { ?><strong>Tags: </strong><?php the_tags('', ', ', ''); ?><br /><?php } ?>-->

The HTML comment tags ‘<!---->‘ (at the begining and end of this line) need to be deleted (these tags comment out code thus preventing it being read in a browser).

Finally, click the ‘update file’ button then refresh your site to view your tags (assuming you’ve added tags your posts).

Like most things, it’s easy when you know how.

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