Jul 22 2026 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base
Overview
A Tag Cloud Blog Widget displays the tags used across your PhotoBiz blog and helps visitors find posts about similar topics. When a visitor selects a tag, PhotoBiz displays the blog posts associated with that tag.
The Tag Cloud appears at the bottom of each individual blog post. It displays below the comments section and below Related Posts when the Display Related Posts setting is enabled. It does not appear on your main blog page or inside the Blog Block that displays your collection of posts.
This guide explains how to create a Tag Cloud Blog Widget and how it appears on your published blog posts.
Log in to your PhotoBiz account and click WEBSITE in the left-side menu.
This opens the Website Builder, where you can manage your website pages, settings, and blog display options.
Click SETTINGS at the top center of the Website Builder.
This opens your website settings panel.
Click BLOG WIDGETS, then click the NEW WIDGET button.
The Create Widget section will open so you can configure a widget that appears at the end of each individual blog post.
Click the WIDGET TYPE dropdown menu and select TAGS.
Enter a name in the LABEL field. This label will display above the Tag Cloud at the bottom of each individual blog post.
Click the Create Widget button to create the Tag Cloud Blog Widget.
After you create the widget, it will appear in your Blog Widgets list with Tags shown as the Widget Type.
Open an individual published blog post on your live website and scroll to the bottom. The Tag Cloud will appear below the comments section. When Display Related Posts is enabled, the Tag Cloud will appear below the Related Posts section as well.
The Tag Cloud does not appear on the main blog page. Visitors must open an individual blog post and scroll to the bottom to view it.
The Tag Cloud uses the tags assigned to your published blog posts. Tags associated with more blog posts appear in a larger font than tags used on fewer posts.
For example, if the tag Wedding Photography is assigned to 20 posts and Studio Tips is assigned to three posts, Wedding Photography will appear larger in the Tag Cloud.
The different font sizes help visitors identify the topics that appear most frequently across your blog.
When a visitor selects a tag, PhotoBiz displays the posts associated with that tag.
The Tag Cloud displays at the bottom of each individual blog post in the following order:
The Tag Cloud does not display:
Use consistent tags to make your Tag Cloud more helpful for visitors.
A photographer might use tags such as:
The Display Related Posts setting is separate from the Tag Cloud Blog Widget. When this setting is enabled, PhotoBiz displays related blog posts near the bottom of each individual post.
The Tag Cloud will appear below the Related Posts section.
Using both features gives visitors two ways to explore more of your blog:
The Tag Cloud Does Not Display Any Tags
Confirm that tags have been assigned to your published blog posts. The Tag Cloud cannot display tags that are not currently associated with a post.
A Tag Is Smaller Than Other Tags
This is expected. Tags associated with more blog posts display in a larger font. Tags used on fewer posts display in a smaller font.
A Tag Does Not Show the Expected Posts
Open the affected posts and confirm that the same tag has been assigned to each one. Differences in spelling, spacing, or capitalization may create separate tags.
The Tag Cloud Does Not Appear on the Main Blog Page
The Tag Cloud only appears at the bottom of each individual blog post. It does not display on the main blog landing page or inside the Blog Block.
Open a published blog post and scroll below the comments and Related Posts sections to view the Tag Cloud.
After you create the Tag Cloud Blog Widget, it will display below the comments section at the bottom of each individual blog post. When Display Related Posts is enabled, the Tag Cloud will appear below the Related Posts section, similar to the screenshot below.