Taxonomy Extra Tools

This plugin automatically applies a filter to the HTML title tag shown in the browser bar, compatibility with the WordPress SEO plugin by Yoast is further improved with the additional %%taxonomy_name%% replacement. As for the taxonomy archive page, it really depends on the theme in use. First you basically need a proper taxonomy.php template file just as archive.php or category.php in your theme's directory. Then you can check against the conditional tag is_tax_root_archive() or the global variable $tet_bingo and set the title in the template as the taxonomy name, instead of the term title or whatever. You can directly copy the taxonomy.php files provided in this plugin's /template subdirectory to your Twenty Fourteen / Thirteen / Twelve folder or use them as a reference in customizing other themes.

Hook to the filters tet_term_display_before, tet_term_display_output, tet_term_display_after applied to the function tet_taxonomy_archive_show_children_terms: quite like the native get_the_term_list, but it does run automatically at loop start and with more parameters ($term_link, $term_object, $taxonomy, $index, $count, $max_num_pages, $parent, $show_meta)

Add the corresponding widgets from the admin screen, check the "current post" option and then set the visibility accordingly (through Jetpack, Widget Logic or other similar functions).

Unfortunately, no other type than the default post can be selected: this is meant as a simple connection feature, while the Posts 2 Posts plugin is better suited to create more complex many-to-many relationships between posts of any type and users.

You can directly use the function tet_render_taxonomies( $classes, $taxonomies, $tax_separator, $term_separator, $link, $echo, $limit, $show_meta ) or wrap and hook it to a filter, with additional filters available (tet_render_taxonomies_link, tet_render_taxonomies_sep,tet_render_taxonomies_sep2)