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Ever found yourself puzzled over how WordPress organizes your posts? Let’s dive into a little quirk of this platform!
When you create an article without assigning a category, WordPress automatically assigns a "default term." This feature was designed to ensure all articles belong to at least one category, making them easier to find later. While this was a clever idea back when WordPress started as a simple blogging tool, its relevance has faded with the advent of custom post types and taxonomies in version 3.1.
I’ve personally grappled with this when trying to clean up my archives—sometimes, that “default” category is more confusing than helpful!
How do you manage your categories?
Read more about this feature here: https://wabeo.fr/assigner-terme-taxonomie-defaut/
#WordPressTips #Blogging #ContentManagement #WebDevelopment #TechTalk
When you create an article without assigning a category, WordPress automatically assigns a "default term." This feature was designed to ensure all articles belong to at least one category, making them easier to find later. While this was a clever idea back when WordPress started as a simple blogging tool, its relevance has faded with the advent of custom post types and taxonomies in version 3.1.
I’ve personally grappled with this when trying to clean up my archives—sometimes, that “default” category is more confusing than helpful!
How do you manage your categories?
Read more about this feature here: https://wabeo.fr/assigner-terme-taxonomie-defaut/
#WordPressTips #Blogging #ContentManagement #WebDevelopment #TechTalk
Ever found yourself puzzled over how WordPress organizes your posts? 🤔 Let’s dive into a little quirk of this platform!
When you create an article without assigning a category, WordPress automatically assigns a "default term." This feature was designed to ensure all articles belong to at least one category, making them easier to find later. While this was a clever idea back when WordPress started as a simple blogging tool, its relevance has faded with the advent of custom post types and taxonomies in version 3.1.
I’ve personally grappled with this when trying to clean up my archives—sometimes, that “default” category is more confusing than helpful!
How do you manage your categories?
Read more about this feature here: https://wabeo.fr/assigner-terme-taxonomie-defaut/
#WordPressTips #Blogging #ContentManagement #WebDevelopment #TechTalk
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