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30th Jul '24
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Bricks Term Query Sorted by Tag Count of Posts in the Current Category

Bricks Term Query Sorted by Tag Count of Posts in the Current Category

In the Bricks Facebook group a user asks:

I have a archive template for post categories. I would like to know if is possible using query builder, extract the most used post tags for post of current category

This Pro tutorial provides the steps to set up a Terms query loop in Bricks for tags and order the results by the tag count for the posts in the current category when viewing category archive pages.

Step 1

Edit the template (create, if not existing) that applies to your category archives with Bricks.

Set up a Tags query.

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