- Filter Tags in Frontend: Once you receive the content in your Next.js frontend, you can filter out or manipulate the tags as needed before displaying them. You can do this using JavaScript by parsing the response and extracting only the necessary content while ignoring the tags.
- Modify API Response: If you have control over the WordPress backend or the API that fetches content from WordPress, you can modify the response to exclude tags. This can be achieved by customizing the WordPress API endpoints or using plugins/extensions that allow you to customize API responses.
- Customize WordPress Query: When fetching content from WordPress, you can customize the query to exclude tags. This can be done using parameters like
exclude_tagsorfieldsto only retrieve the necessary content without including tags. - Use WordPress REST API Fields Parameter: The WordPress REST API supports a
fieldsparameter that allows you to specify which fields to include or exclude from the response. You can utilize this parameter to exclude tags from the API response. - Custom Endpoint: Create a custom API endpoint in WordPress that retrieves the content without tags specifically for your Next.js frontend. This endpoint can query the WordPress database directly and exclude tags from the response.