Tags

Cloud CMS lets you manage your tag hierarchy and assign those tags to your content. Content that is tagged is
automatically marked with the tag information (within the tags property) and will also maintain an a:has_tag
association in the content graph that points back to the tag instance.

Tags are first class citizens within Cloud CMS. They are content like everything else.

Once content is tagged, you will see it reflected in the user interface as such. You will be able to navigate
your content by tag and see tagged documents in a single place. Changes to tags after-the-fact are automatically
synchronized across all of your tagged documents.

Browsing Documents

When browsing documents within Cloud CMS, tags for a document will be shown as summary properties. You'll see these
within lists of documents (such as when you're browsing the contents of a folder or pulling back a list of content
for a given type).

They may look something like this:

Click on the Document title to dive down into the document or click on the tag to dive into the tag itself. Each tag
is shown in its own tag bubble.

Document View

When viewing a document, you can add, remove and inspect the tags the document has assigned to it.

Tagging a Document

To apply a tag to a document (i.e. "tag a document"), all you need to do is navigate to the document within the
main user interface. On the Document Overview page, the Document Tags doclet shows you the tags the document
has:

You can type in new tags and use the Enter or Tab key to move on to the next tag. Each tag is automatically converted
to lower case and applied. If the tag doesn't exist, it is created.

The currently assigned tags are shown. Click on the little x next to each to remove them. Removing a tag does not
delete it permanently - it simply unassociates it from the current document.

Document Tags

Click on the Tags page for your Document to view the tags assigned to your document in a single list.

Use the Add New Tag button to add new tags:

You may also select a tag and then pick Selected > Remove Tag(s) to remove the tags from your document.

Browse Tags

The Tags page on the left-hand side provides you a way to navigate, create and delete tags. This lets you view the tags
and then dive down into any of the documents that are tagged with them.

This shows you a list of all of the tags defined in the content store along with options to paginate, filter and sort
as you wish:

Tag

Click on a tag within the tags list to focus in on a single tag and work with it.

The initial page is the overview page, which shows basic information like this:

Edit Properties

You may want to supply additional metadata and properties for your tag. Click on the Edit Properties page to
edit the tag's properties:

Tagged Documents

You can view all of the documents that have been tagged with a given tag by clicking on Tagged Documents:

You can paginate, filter and sort this list to find the documents that you wish to work with. Click on the documents
to then navigate into them.