Tags are used to group pages second categories/features/topics so they can easily be found again.
Tags can be placed anywhere on a page, but choosing a standard location like the bottom of the page makes them easier to find and edit as your wiki grows.
Tag a page by using a [[Tag::tag1]] link, adding the tag name or names after the double colons; tags should be separated with comma.
You can also use the Tag button in the editor.
- Click the Tags button in the editor.
- Type in a name for the tag.
- Click the OK button.
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE with the name of the tag you'd like to add:
[[Tag::EXAMPLE]]
To add a tag to your page.
- Click the Tags button in the editor.
- Type in names for the tags, separating each from the one before it with a pipe. For example:
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE1, EXAMPLE2, and EXAMPLE3 with the names of the tags you'd like to add:
[[Tags::EXAMPLE1|EXAMPLE2|EXAMPLE3]]
To add three tags to your page.
- Click the OK button.
To use more than one tag on a page, use one tag link and add as many tags as you like, separating each from the one before it with a pipe. For example: [[Tags::Recipes|Chocolate|Layered cakes]].
Tag names are case sensitive. For example: [[Tags::Recipes]] and [[Tags::recipes]] are two different tags.
Tag names can be more than one word long with a space between each word. For example: [[Tags::Layered cakes]].
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE with the tag you'd like to use:
[[Tagged::EXAMPLE]]
To create a listing of pages tagged with EXAMPLE.
By putting an exclamation mark (
!) in front of the tag name, you can filter out a specific tag from a tagged pages list:
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE with the tag you'd like to filter out:
[[Tagged::!EXAMPLE]]
To create a filtered listing of tagged pages that are not tagged with EXAMPLE.
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE with the tag you'd like to use:
[[Include::Tagged::EXAMPLE]]
To display a listing of pages tagged with EXAMPLE inside the current page.
By putting an exclamation mark (
!) in front of the tag name, you can filter out a specific tag from a tagged pages list:
Use this code in a page, replacing EXAMPLE with the tag you'd like to filter out:
[[Include::Tagged::!EXAMPLE]]
To display a filtered listing of tagged pages that are not tagged with EXAMPLE inside the current page.