Hey! Quick question, if you don't mind. Let's say I have a page organizing all of my tags. For example, I have a link to all of my posts tagged "sam winchester" by having the link ~/tagged/sam+winchester. Following the same example, is there a way to link to all posts tagged "sam winchester" AND "jared padalecki"? Thanks, and I hope I asked this in a way that makes sense!
okay sloth - i think you’ve solved your own problem there!!!
to link to your posts tagged sam winchester, just use;
( use an underscore to replace a ‘space’ in your tags, you don’t have to, but it’s good coding! ) this will only find posts tagged with ‘sam winchester’ - two words together ( like searching for a phrase on google ).
to combine tags, you will need to switch from the ‘tagged’ to the ‘search’ feature! if you use the + it will look for only posts with BOTH tags, so if you use
it will find all posts that have both of those words, so if you’ve tagged things as ‘sam’ tag and a separate ‘winchester’ tag, you’re okay, if you tag as ‘sam winchester’ ( as one tag ) it won’t find that tag. similarly with -
/search/sam_winchester+jared_padalecki
it will only find posts with both sets of words included, not posts with just jared or just sam. as far as i know, there’s no option for you to search for either ‘jared’ or ‘sam’ ( to include all posts mentioning either one, or the other or both - the ‘OR’ equivalent in boolean - though if i’m wrong and any of my followers have an ‘or’ solution, let me know!? )
however - using the ‘search’ feature will find posts where those words appear anywhere in the post - not just in the tags!!! so you may find you have a bit of noise in your search results...
also, as an aside… when searching blogs you can also use these, even if they aren’t linked;
/mobile/rss/archive/random
…random is particularly hilarious… O_O
