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Keywords can be seen as template tags, with each keyword comprising of one or more terms. When Pages, Posts or Custom Post Types are generated that use these keyword(s), a different term within each keyword will be used for each Page, Post or Custom Post Type generated.
To access keywords, click on the Page Generator Pro menu entry in the WordPress Administration, and then click Keywords.
Add a Keyword
- Click the Add Keyword button below the title:
- Define the following options:
- Keyword: the template tag you’ll use when generating Pages / Posts / Custom Post Types. Use letters, numbers and underscores only – no spaces.
- Terms: the words or phrases that will be cycled through when generating content using this keyword. Enter one word / phrase per line.
- Data Import: if you have a CSV file with comma separated keyword data, or a text file with one word / phrase per line, you can upload it here. This will append the data to the end of the Terms field – so any existing Terms you’ve specified will remain.
- Click the Save button
If you try to create / change a keyword to one that already exists, you’ll receive a warning telling you that the keyword has already been specified. Each keyword must be unique.
Edit a Keyword
- Click on the Edit text below the keyword you want to edit:
- Define the following options:
- Keyword: the template tag you’ll use when generating Pages / Posts / Custom Post Types
- Terms: the words or phrases that will be cycled through when generating content using this keyword. Enter one word / phrase per line.
- Data Import: if you have a CSV file with comma separated keyword data, or a text file with one word / phrase per line, you can upload it here. This will append the data to the end of the Terms field – so any existing Terms you’ve specified will remain.
- Click the Save button
If you try to change a keyword to one that already exists, you’ll receive a warning telling you that the keyword has already been specified. Each keyword must be unique.
Delete a Keyword
Either:
- Use the checkboxes to the left of the keyword(s) you wish to delete, and then choose Delete from the Bulk Actions dropdown
- Hover the mouse cursor over the keyword, and then click Delete:
