Function PHP st_the_tags

Description and usage

This feature extend WordPress builtin function "the_tags()", you can specify tag format, text if no tags and post id, also outside the loop If you don't want to show it, but use it, use st_get_the_tags() function.

Introduction

<?php st_the_tags(); ?>

Default Usage

'before' => __('Tags: ', 'simpletags'),
'separator' => ', ',
'after' => '<br />',
'post_id' => '',
'xformat' => __('<a href="%tag_link%" title="%tag_name%" %tag_rel%>%tag_name%</a>', 'simpletags'),
'notagtext' => __('No tag for this post.', 'simpletags'),
'number' => 0

Parameters

• before
  • (string) Text to display before the actual tags are displayed. Defaults to Tags:
• separator
  • (string) Text or character to display between each tag link. The default is a comma (,) between each tag.
• after
  • (string) Text to display after the last tag. The default is to display nothing.
• post_id
  • (integer) Specified post ID for display tag posts (outside loop by example)
• xformat
  • (string) Extended format of links. You can personalize the formating of tag's link. Available markups :
    • tag_link - Replaced by the permalink of the tag
    • tag_feed - Replaced by the RSS tag link
    • tag_id - Replaced by the tag ID
    • tag_name - Replaced by the tag's name
    • tag_name_attribute - Replaced by the tag's name, formatted for attribute HTML
    • tag_rel - Replaced by rel tag markup (creates : rel="tag")
    • tag_technorati - Replaced by Technorati tag link
    • tag_flickr - Replaced by Flickr tag link
    • tag_delicious - Replaced by Del.ici.ous tag link
• notagtext
  • (string) Text to show, if there is no tag.
• number
  • (integer) Limit tags output with this max number