Meta Box Term Meta 1.2.12

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1.2.12
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Jun 12, 2026
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Meta Box Term Meta 1.2.12
Meta Box Term Meta lets you attach Meta Box custom fields to taxonomy terms (categories, tags), turning taxonomies into richer, searchable data. Gain precise control and consistent field types across terms, improving content organization and SEO signals. The plugin uses the same WordPress admin UI for easy setup and seamless integration with WordPress.
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Description

Meta Box Term Meta is a WordPress plugin that lets you attach Meta Box custom fields to taxonomy terms such as categories and tags. Instead of keeping taxonomy data limited to names and descriptions, it turns term records into richer, structured content. This helps you organize information consistently across terms and reuse the same field setup every time you create or edit a taxonomy item. Because taxonomy term meta is stored with WordPress, it can be leveraged to improve search relevance and strengthen on-page SEO signals.

As an extension for the Meta Box plugin, it uses the familiar WordPress admin UI for configuration, making setup straightforward for anyone already comfortable with WordPress. You can define the fields once, then manage them directly on the taxonomy edit screens.

Main Features

  • Add custom fields to taxonomy terms — Attach Meta Box fields directly to categories, tags, and other term-based taxonomies.
  • Supports Meta Box field types — Use the same field options available in Meta Box for consistent term data entry.
  • Works with the WordPress admin workflow — Configure fields using an interface that matches the WordPress admin experience.
  • Applies field definitions across terms — Keep a standardized set of attributes for better organization and easier management.
  • Integrates with Meta Box — Designed to extend the Meta Box plugin rather than replace your existing setup.
  • Stores and outputs term meta — Save structured values as term metadata so they can be used throughout your site.
  • Enables richer taxonomy content — Enrich term pages with additional structured data beyond the default taxonomy fields.
  • Consistent UI on taxonomy edit screens — Manage term meta right where editors already update categories and tags.

Benefits

  • Better content structure — Standardized term fields improve consistency across categories, tags, and custom taxonomies.
  • Improved discoverability — Richer taxonomy data supports more meaningful search and indexing signals on term archives.
  • More helpful term pages — Additional fields make category and tag pages more informative for visitors.
  • Faster editorial workflow — Editors can enter structured term details directly in the familiar WordPress admin screens.
  • Scalable taxonomy management — Maintaining the same field schema across many terms reduces cleanup and manual fixes.
  • Reusable structured data — Term meta can be referenced in templates to keep outputs uniform across the site.

Who is it suitable for?

  • WooCommerce store owners managing product categories and tags
  • Blog and content sites with complex category/tag structures
  • Agencies building WordPress sites that need consistent taxonomy metadata
  • Knowledge bases or documentation hubs with custom taxonomies
  • Marketing teams publishing term archive pages that should carry structured details
  • Developers using Meta Box to extend WordPress data models with term meta