Why should I use content tags?
A category name is not necessarily the only way to mark, divide, or correlate content items. Tags are useful to extend the meta-data on content items and provides more ways for the end-users to navigate or search for content. IncredibleDocs has a dedicated Tag View page that summarize all content items (e.g., documents, links, FAQs, videos) attached to that specific tag.
How to add a new tag?
To create a new tag, open the IncredibleDocs main menu and select the "Tags" sub-menu.
The admin screen is divided into two main sections. On the right side, we will see a list of configured tags and on the left side a list of form fields that can be used to create a new tag.
When creating a new tag, the following fields are available:
- Name - type the name of the new tag. This name will be used as different frontend views to display the tag.
- Slug - is the unique identification of the tag resource inside the URL. If you don't type anything, it will be generated automatically using the "Name".
- Description - optional text for internal use to describe the tag.
- Knowledge Base - a tag must be attached to a specific knowledge base like any other component. This information will be used to display and search the relevant tags for a specific knowledge base.
- Tag Background Color - you can assigned the same color to a group of related tags or a unique color for each tag. The background color can be enabled/disabled under the design settings.
Finally, click "Add a new Tag".
How to use the new added tag?
Now, this new tag will be available under the tags list when adding or editing content items.
How to edit a tag?
Open the Tags admin page and click "Edit" on the relevant tag instance.
Inside the "Edit Tag" screen, you can adjust the following tag configuration:
- Name
- Slug
- Description
- Tag Background Color
Please note - A knowledge-base can't be changed for an existing tag. Create a new tag if a different knowledge base is needed.
How to delete a tag?
Open the Tags admin page and click "Delete" on the relevant tag instance.