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I have a sticky-ed post on my website, which that post is pretty much the welcome post for viewers. I have a lot of tags on it so that people see it often. But, since I have all those tags on it, the tags take up space and just look unorganized. Is there anyway for me to possibly hide the tags without deleting them entirely? You know, like you can't see the tags but they're still on the post. Thanks for reading, bye.
The blog I need help with is headhun7er.wordpress.com.
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Great leaping lizards! You are spamdexing (over using tags and categories in an attempt to gain search engine attention) and that will not bode well with Google. The search spiders will choke and you will find your posts way back in the SERPs (search engine page results).
The rule of thumb for categories and tags is to assign the least combined number of categories and tags that accurately describe the content in any post. If you exceed a total of 10 on any post you are assigning too many. If that categories and tags you use are not keywords found in the text the spiders can destect that. global tags > missing posts
Is there an answer to hiding the tags. I have less than 10 but they just look ugly at the bottom of each post when listed with more tags. Cheers
There are two approaches you can take.
1. switch to using either the iNove or Monochrome theme as those themes have the option to suppress category and tag display > Appearance > Theme Options
http://theme.wordpress.com/themes/inove/
http://inovedemo.wordpress.com/
http://theme.wordpress.com/themes/monochrome/
http://monochromedemo.wordpress.com/
2. purchase an annually renewable custom design upgrade and do the CSS editing to remove the tag display from Twenty Eleven
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