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Related Posts by Taxonomy

by keesiemeijer

4.8★ (77 ratings)  ·  Current rank #1672

Active installs
10K+
0% of tracked installs
Rank
#1672
Peak #1670
Downloads / day
Downloads (7d)
All-time downloads
323.9K
Days tracked
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Highlights · computed from our daily tracking data

  • Related Posts by Taxonomy currently ranks #1672 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list.
  • Its best position in our tracking is #1670, first reached on Aug 7, 2026.
  • The latest release, v2.7.9, shipped on Jun 12, 2026 (59 days ago) — release #32 since the plugin joined the directory in 2013.

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Details

Authorkeesiemeijer
Current version2.7.9
Versions released32
Last updated2026-06-12
Added to directory2013-05-10
Requires WordPress5.9+
Requires PHP
First tracked here2026-08-06
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Description

Display a list of related posts on your site based on the most terms in common. Supports thumbnails, shortcodes, a widget and more.

Frequently asked questions

Is Related Posts by Taxonomy a free plugin?

Yes — Related Posts by Taxonomy is a free, open-source (GPL) plugin distributed through the official WordPress.org directory.

How many websites use Related Posts by Taxonomy?

WordPress.org reports 10K+ active installs.

How popular is Related Posts by Taxonomy?

As of August 10, 2026, Related Posts by Taxonomy ranks #1672 in the WordPress.org popular plugins list. Its best position in our tracking is #1670.

When was Related Posts by Taxonomy last updated?

Related Posts by Taxonomy was last updated on June 12, 2026 (version 2.7.9). It has shipped 32 releases in total.

Who makes Related Posts by Taxonomy?

Related Posts by Taxonomy is developed by keesiemeijer. It joined the WordPress.org plugin directory in May 2013.

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