I wrote a way to do it in my last response. The line that has:

if($tag->count > 1){

Sets up the number to exclude. The above says basically to show any tag that has at least two posts tagged by it.

Looking at your shortcode you have: hide=”no”
Change that to: hide=”yes”
See if that fixes things.

This is a great plugin, exactly what I needed for this site - http://askdrgottmd.com/all-tags/ which you can see makes good use of tags. I have had this plugin installed for some time now, but at some point, I can’t identify exactly when all tags were shown on loading and there was no limiting or show more/show less toggling, and I didn’t change the short code.

Now, it’s gotten to the point where the page is so long and browsing through it is cumbersome. I’ve tried deactivating a number of plugins, I’ve got the following shortcode specified - [mctagmap columns="4" more="more »" hide="no" num_show="10" toggle="« less" show_empty="no"] and I’ve tried changing the shortcode to see if I can effect any change when the page is loaded , the only thing that seems to have any effect is changing the # of columns.

Do you have any suggestions or ideas as to why the limiting and toggling is no longer working when they were working when I first installed the plugin? Much appreciated, Helen

If you want to modify the source to achieve this, you can like so:

/* line433~ */
foreach( $tags as $tag ) {
if($tag->count > 1){ /* add this line */


and then close it like so:

/* line 465~ */
} else {
$list .= '<li><a title="' . $name . '" href="' . $url . '">' . $name . '</a>' . $mctagmap_count . $mctagmap_description . '</li>';
$list .="\n";
}
}
} /* add this line */
}
if ($hide == "yes" && $toggle != "no" && $i == $counti && $i > $num2show) {


A word of caution. If you modify the source file, and I release a new update to the plugin, it will overwrite your modification. If you go this route, make sure you make a back up copy of the mctagmap.php

This is great. My readers have been asking for something like this. However, I have over a thousand tags. Many were used once on old posts (we’ve been blogging for over 4 years) and then abandoned. We didn’t get the hang of what we wanted to do with tags for the first year or so, so there are dozens of tags that were used only once.

My question is, is there a way to list only tags with more than one instance?

If that worked, great. You could do the same thing in the CSS by hiding the H4s and giving a bottom or top border to the UL. With the latest update, you can make a CSS file inside a theme mctagmap folder to make style changes. Using the folder also protect any CSS changes you’ve made to the core mctagmap.css file in the plugins folder form being overwritten with any future upgrades.

Both work but, just be careful to save a renamed copy of your modified mctagmap.php file so your edit won’t be overwritten down the road.

Thanks for using my plugin,
Alan

Basically, I deleted the line:

$list .=” . apply_filters( ‘the_title’, $letter ) . ”;

from the mctagmap.php file (Note: h4 tags altered so it displays properly here). Seemed to fix it up as I wanted.
Thanks again Alan for your work. Will rate and recommend this plugin.

First off, thanks for a great plug-in. Does exactly what is says on the tin. And very well too.

For my specific case, I’d like not to separate the different tags using letter headings. Rather, just list them, possibly seperated by a line. Is there a quick way to do that?

Thanks
Derry