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I created a custom view for taxonomy so that if you click on a Tag it shows a custom list. But what I would like it do is show the name of the Tag that you clicked on (automatically) at the top of the view. How can do this?
I tried using [wpv-post-taxonomy type="post_tag" format="name" item="$parent"] but that doesn't do anything.
Basically, after clicking on a Tag, I'd like the next 'view' to have the Tag name displayed above the view.
So in any view/page i have the tags displayed that are associated with a post, and they are clickable. So a post might have one or more tags (stocks, gold, silver, etc...). The theme did not have a usable archive page to display the tag when you clicked on it. So I created a view for the tag taxonomy - when you click on say 'gold' tag it brings up a list of all 'gold' related posts.
However I'd like to automatically place a 'title' on the top of the list to indicate that the list is related to the 'gold' tag (or whatever tag they just clicked on). so that there is a frame of reference.
