I have a food blog and I am using a public tag, recipes, to categorize the recipe posts. This results in “Recipes” being displayed under each post on the homepage and the dedicated Recipes page I have setup up. I am using the Taste theme.
Is it possible for me to hide the public tag “Recipes” from being displayed under each recipe post?
Do you want “Recipes” to disappear but keep other tags or all tags?
Hey Raki,
Ideally all tags should be visible to the user. The user knows the page should display Recipes because they clicked on the recipes tab.
You could probably go with two options:
if you want a different tag to display on top of the recipe in the home page instead of “Recipes”, you can try putting the other tag before the Recipes tag in the Ghost editor
if you don’t want any tag to show above the recipe in the home page, you could hide it with CSS in Code Injection
In the Tags section of Ghost Admin you can create “Internal Tags” used for categorising without the public knowing. Perhaps your “Recipes” tag could be one of those?
That probably won’t work for their use case because:
I think they just want to change how the tag displays on the homepage in their theme
