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It@GrSrv It is not possible in vanilla WordPress as the tags, and categories are separate entities.

Categories would offer you a hierarchical parent/child relationship, and could accomplish this.

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

Alternately, if you wish to retain the tags as you have them, you could use WordPress SEO to rewrite the tag URLs, and essentially 'spoof' the URL.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

I hope that helps!

It is not possible in vanilla WordPress as the tags, and categories are separate entities.

Categories would offer you a hierarchical parent/child relationship, and could accomplish this.

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

Alternately, if you wish to retain the tags as you have them, you could use WordPress SEO to rewrite the tag URLs, and essentially 'spoof' the URL.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

I hope that helps!

@GrSrv It is not possible in vanilla WordPress as the tags, and categories are separate entities.

Categories would offer you a hierarchical parent/child relationship, and could accomplish this.

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

Alternately, if you wish to retain the tags as you have them, you could use WordPress SEO to rewrite the tag URLs, and essentially 'spoof' the URL.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

I hope that helps!

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Ganginator
Ganginator
  • 11
  • 3

It is not possible in vanilla WordPress as the tags, and categories are separate entities.

Categories would offer you a hierarchical parent/child relationship, and could accomplish this.

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent1

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild1
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

  • CategoryParent2

    • CategoryChild2
      • CategoryGrandchild1, CategoryGrandchild2, CategoryGrandchild3

Alternately, if you wish to retain the tags as you have them, you could use WordPress SEO to rewrite the tag URLs, and essentially 'spoof' the URL.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/wordpress-seo/

I hope that helps!