How to delete tags in Craft CMS 3

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I want to delete some of the tags that are entered in the system.



Since there is no way to do that in Control Panel, and there is not a valid plugin that can do this (know that from my previous question).



The only way to delete tags is in the database. So I found this comment. I think this is for CraftCMS 2, but is it still the same and for CraftCMS 3?




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  • Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
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  • I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
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I want to delete some of the tags that are entered in the system.



Since there is no way to do that in Control Panel, and there is not a valid plugin that can do this (know that from my previous question).



The only way to delete tags is in the database. So I found this comment. I think this is for CraftCMS 2, but is it still the same and for CraftCMS 3?




craft3 plugins tags




share|improve this question






















  • Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
    – Jamie Wade
    Aug 29 at 7:57










  • I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
    – Ivaylo Petrov
    Aug 29 at 9:13












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I want to delete some of the tags that are entered in the system.



Since there is no way to do that in Control Panel, and there is not a valid plugin that can do this (know that from my previous question).



The only way to delete tags is in the database. So I found this comment. I think this is for CraftCMS 2, but is it still the same and for CraftCMS 3?




craft3 plugins tags




share|improve this question














I want to delete some of the tags that are entered in the system.



Since there is no way to do that in Control Panel, and there is not a valid plugin that can do this (know that from my previous question).



The only way to delete tags is in the database. So I found this comment. I think this is for CraftCMS 2, but is it still the same and for CraftCMS 3?





craft3 plugins tags





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  • Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
    – Jamie Wade
    Aug 29 at 7:57










  • I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
    – Ivaylo Petrov
    Aug 29 at 9:13
















  • Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
    – Jamie Wade
    Aug 29 at 7:57










  • I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
    – Ivaylo Petrov
    Aug 29 at 9:13















Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
– Jamie Wade
Aug 29 at 7:57




Just as a comment, I find that using categories instead of tags gives you much more control, especially if this is a site you are opening up to an end client.
– Jamie Wade
Aug 29 at 7:57












I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
– Ivaylo Petrov
Aug 29 at 9:13




I use categories in one project before. But since there is not need for grouping filters in this one, I decide to use tags. I was not aware that there is`t tag management system build in CraftCMS since I need it.
– Ivaylo Petrov
Aug 29 at 9:13










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    Yes the same still applies. You can either delete it via DB directly in your %elements column or you can just run



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    Craft::$app->getElements()->deleteElementById(x)


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    % do craft.app.getElements().deleteElementById(x) %





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              Yes the same still applies. You can either delete it via DB directly in your %elements column or you can just run



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              Craft::$app->getElements()->deleteElementById(x)


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                Yes the same still applies. You can either delete it via DB directly in your %elements column or you can just run



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                Craft::$app->getElements()->deleteElementById(x)


                Twig



                % do craft.app.getElements().deleteElementById(x) %





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                  Yes the same still applies. You can either delete it via DB directly in your %elements column or you can just run



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                  Craft::$app->getElements()->deleteElementById(x)


                  Twig



                  % do craft.app.getElements().deleteElementById(x) %





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                  Yes the same still applies. You can either delete it via DB directly in your %elements column or you can just run



                  PHP



                  Craft::$app->getElements()->deleteElementById(x)


                  Twig



                  % do craft.app.getElements().deleteElementById(x) %






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