#bloghelp

Ok. So I am attempting to create a good tag page on my blog here but I’ve run into a bit of a snag.

I don’t know how to create a good one where the links are working. If someone could help me, or orient me that would be greatly appreciated.

Please and thank you all!

Happy holidays and Happy New year!

(tagging some people to see if they can help: @aelin-and-feyre @rhysand-vs-rowan @foxboy-lucien that is all)

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