Automatically creates tags from post title, on update or publish.
This plugin automatically converts keywords in a post title to tags upon saving. It includes a user-editable list of words you want the plugin to ignore, which by default includes the more obviously-useless words like “I” or “wasn’t.” You can also reset the list back to defaults by deleting/empty the current list.
Multi-blog adminstrators take note: this plugin is especially helpful if you’re building a community-based site where tagging is important and your bloggers are not always diligent about tagging.
AutoTagGenerator
directory to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory.No. There is a user-configurable list of ignore words, pre-populated with a host of common words, which can be used to fine-tune the resulting tags.
No. The plugin checks for the existence of tags, and if there are none, writes them based on the title.
Tags are added to the post when it is saved, whether as a draft, update or by publishing, but not when the post is autosaved.
Yes. Simply delete the current list of ignore words, and plugin will replace the list with its default ignore words collection (fmzac_ignore_words.txt)
Yes and No. It will not handle the process automatically, but if there is no tag assigned before then upon updating post, it will generate tags.
Current version