# Taxonomy terms

## Taxonomy terms

Select **Taxonomy terms (WordPress)** field *Group* to assign taxonomy terms to your *Layout*.

## Terms

Using fields from the Term group you can display information about a specific term.

### Make field selection from;

* **Name** - For the term name.
* **Slug** - For the permalink slug of the post.
* **Description** - For the description of the term.
* **Name link** - For the term name with a link to the archive.

### How to use it

**Select** Term (WordPress) from the field **Group** dropdown, then select the **Field** from the dropdown.

{% hint style="info" %}
Pro Feature: Taxonomy terms (WordPress) Groups have the [option to assign a Field Layout](https://docs.advanced-views.com/display-content/meta-fields/relationship-fields/relationship#display-fields-from-related-post-pro-feature).
{% endhint %}

### Displaying items hierarchically (Pro)

See the [Taxonomy field example](https://docs.advanced-views.com/display-content/meta-fields/relationship-fields/taxonomy#displaying-items-hierarchically-pro). 


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