I use a plugin for WordPress called Simple Tagging. Unfortunately it doesn’t appear to be maintained at the moment. I don’t like running un-supported code, but I’m not willing to look for a new tagging system yet.
However, it appears to work just fine if you change the version checking in the php file itself. I would NEVER recommend you do this for a large site, but if you’re running a small blog like me, you might have use for this.
Edit your simple-tags.php which is found in your wp-content/plugins/simple-tags directory and find this line:
if ( strpos($wp_version, ’2.5′) !== false ) {
replace the 5 with a 6 and you’re back in business(if you’re running 2.6.)
The new line looks like this:
if ( strpos($wp_version, ’2.6′) !== false ) {
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