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Advanced Taxonomy Manager

A free, modern, drag-and-drop interface for managing WordPress taxonomies, priority, and nesting.

Hudson Atwell 27th Sep 2025

Advanced Taxonomy Manager

Advanced Taxonomy Manager brings a modern interface to WordPress taxonomy management.

It is now completely free on the WordPress plugin directory. The earlier category-only tool (Better Category Manager) was merged into it, so the full drag-and-drop taxonomy experience that was once a network perk is now available to everyone at no cost.

Features

Manage priority and nesting through drag and drop UI capabilities.
Enjoy an improved UI that leverages AJAX to avoid hard refreshes
Quickly export and import taxonomy terms.
Generate taxonomy term descriptions with AI using your own OpenAI API key.

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See Advanced Taxonomy Manager in action

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Hudson Atwell

Gethsemane, LLC Published 27th Sep 2025

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We built Advanced Taxonomy Manager because managing WordPress taxonomies should not feel like a chore. The native interface is clunky, and organizing large taxonomy trees requires constant page refreshes. This tool gives you drag-and-drop priority management, AJAX-powered interactions that stay responsive, and quick import and export workflows. If you work with WordPress sites that have complex category or tag structures, this is for you in the network.

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