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How to find a WordPress term’s ID
To find a taxonomy term’s ID, browse to the taxonomy edit screen. Hover over a term, then look for its tag_ID
value in the browser window’s status bar at the bottom.

If your browser’s status bar is not visible or disabled, you can enable it in your browser’s setting.
You can also click on a term and see its tag_ID
in the URL of the term edit page.