An advanced widget that gives you total control over the output of your tags. The Tags widget replaces the default WordPress Tag Cloud widget.
This version gives total control over the output to the user by allowing the input of all the arguments typically seen in the wp_tag_cloud() function
See the live Demo.
Installing Plugin
From the Administration Panels, click on the Plugin tab.
Once you have uploaded the plugin to your WordPress plugin directory, activate it from the Plugins Management page.
Goto the Widget tab of the Appearance section, drag the widget to your available widget area and configure the widget.
Features & Widget options
Title
Taxonomy, will display all your taxonomy.
Style, +20 tag styles.
Link, view or edit tag.
Format, list or flat.
Order, ascending, descending or random tag.
Orderby, order the tags by name or count.
Number, total tags to display.
Largest & Smallest, the tags font size, only working without tag style.
Unit, the tags font size unit.
Include & Exclude, include or exclude one or more tags.
Separator, the separator for each tag.
Child Of & Parent
Search, display the search tag.
Name Like, display the match or partial match of tag.
Pad Count, show total post in a tag for a tag link.
Hide Empty, will hide the empty tag.
Intro & Outro Text, if you want to add additional text or HTML .
Custom Style & Script, if you want to add additional CSS style or javascript per given widget class.
Uninstalling Plugins
To remove this plugin, make sure the plugin is deactivated from the Plugins panel.
Go to your website’s wp-content/plugins folder (usually with an FTP program) and look for the plguin file name.
Select the file name and delete it.
If your WordPress installation is on your hard drive,
open the wp-content/plugins folder and find this plugin file name, select and delete it.
Sources and Credits
Tag Cloud PSD from PremiumPixels by Orman Clark