Let’s now get an overview of what you can do with Tag Groups on the frontend and where to find it in the documentation.
Tag clouds are a part of most WordPress sites: They display a selection of tags, which are actually tag names with links. These link leads to another page where all posts are listed that use that particular tag.
Tag Groups comes with own tag clouds where tags are organized in groups – exactly the way how you organize them in the back end.
| Tabbed Tag Cloud | Tags appear under tabs. Each tab represents a tag group and can be selected. |  |
| Accordion Tag Cloud | Tags appear under vertically stacked panels that can be opened and closed. Each panel header shows a tag group. |  |
| Alphabetical Tag Cloud | This is a special type because here the tags are not organized by groups but by their first letters. |  |
You can also list your tags in an index.
| Tag List | Tags appear as a list under group names as headings. The list can be formatted in columns. |  |
| Alphabetical Tag Index | Tags appear as a list under first letters as headings. The list can be formatted in columns. |  |
You can also display group information by inserting a shortcode.
All front end features only display things. They don’t change any data. You can therefore safely create a test page and play around.
Check out the feature overview of the premium plugin.
Click the links to the features above or pick a topic from the sidebar.