Using Tags
Similar to categories, you can use tags (called freetags in earlier Tiki versions) to organize the items (such as wiki pages or images) in your site. With Tiki, you can put any item into one or more categories. Your visitors can then browse all of the items in a specific category.
Refer to the Tiki Documentation for complete details on Tiki's tagging system.
Tip
To use tags you must first enable the Tagging feature.
- From the Administration: Features page, click the Global Features tab.
- On the Global Features tab, in the Secondary Features area, enable the Tags feature and click Apply.
Tiki saves the information and reloads the page.
Now that you've turned the feature on, let's configure it...
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