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    desperately looking for help. Have a Wordpress theme which does not display post tags on a single page and I badly need to have them there. Developers only named a file which needs to be modified. It's "content-single.php" My site is / I can post all code here if needed.

    Kindly help me to fix this.

    desperately looking for help. Have a Wordpress theme which does not display post tags on a single page and I badly need to have them there. Developers only named a file which needs to be modified. It's "content-single.php" My site is http://nepyragas.eu/ I can post all code here if needed.

    Kindly help me to fix this.

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    Share Improve this question asked Nov 29, 2018 at 18:44 Vytautas RavinskasVytautas Ravinskas 111 bronze badge
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    You can use the WP function the_tags(), more info here.

    You will have to figure out where exactly in your content-single.php to put this but you want to add something like this...

    <p><?php the_tags(); ?></p>

    View the link above for more examples.

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