Plugin / tagaroo
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Description
Description
Tagaroo gives you an integration between your WordPress blog and the Calais web service. Tagaroo fetches semantic data (people, places, events, etc.) relevant to your blog post that you can use as tags. Tagaroo will also use these tags to search Flickr for appropriately licensed images for you to use in your blog posts. Introduced in version 1.5 are Company PermID tags. These tags are denoted by an orange stripe, or can be filtered via the dropdown menu in the tag suggestion box. Company tags found within the content of a post will automatically link to their PermID page which includes company information.
Usage
When writing blog posts, click the “Suggest Tags” link at any time to fetch appropriate tags and photos for the post.
With 1.4 we have added the functionality where you can select a paragraph or part of the post and click the ‘Suggest Tags’ to fetch fetch appropriate tags and photos for only selected text.
You can enter your own tags, or use tags suggested by Tagaroo. You can drag tags from the suggested tags list to the Post Tags area, or click on them to add them.
You can also drag tags up to the Tagaroo images list and Tagaroo will search Flickr for photos for that tag. You can sort the returned photos by interestingness, date take and date posted.
Clicking on a photo will show you a larger preview of the photo, and you can choose the size of the photo you want to add to your post.
Known Issues
The WordPress auto-save feature does not save all tagaroo tag data, be sure to use the Save/Publish button to make sure all of the tagaroo meta data is saved properly.
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