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Browse Wiki Pages by Tags
Showing related tags and posts for the Wikis application.
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- A workflow
- cloud’
- comments
- content
- control panel
- dashboard
- discussion
- discussion workflow
- download
- FAQs
- files
- moderate
- moderation
- overview
- preview
- Q and amp
- rate
- RSS
- search
- sorting
- sticky
- text
- theme
- thread
- widgets
- wiki
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Editing a Tag – Registered Users
1. You can edit a tag by clicking Edit Tags , which displays below the post synopsis. A tag modal window displays. Note : if you enter multiple tags then be sure they are separated by a comma or semi-colon. 2. Do one of the following: Rename or edit the tag by typing over it in the text field. Add a… -
Configuring the Tag Cloud Widget
The Tag Cloud widget allows you to display your tags in the cloud format. Evolution ranks tags by the number of posts with which the tags are associated so that the most used tags have the largest font size. In the example above, bug, Bugs, Evolution, and forums are the most common tags because they…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Thu, Dec 11 2008
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Can I identify tags as global tags used by forums, photos, blogs, etc.?
Tags, by default, are available globally. For example, if a forum topic is tagged "FAQ" and a blog topic is tagged "FAQ" both are available globally. Simply go to [community url]/tags]; for example, dev.communityserver.com/tags . -
Can I identify tags as global tags used by forums, photos, blogs, etc.?
Tags, by default, are available globally. For example, if a forum topic is tagged "FAQ" and a blog topic is tagged "FAQ" both are available globally. Simply go to [community url]/tags]; for example, dev.communityserver.com/tags .Posted to Community Server 2008.5 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 10 2008
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Editing a Media File Tag
Only a file owner (the user who uploaded a file) or a user with administrative privileges can edit a media file tag. Procedure 1. Open the file for which you want to edit the tags. 2. From the right sidebar, click Edit Tags . A pop-up window displays the tags used by the file. 3. Edit the tag(s) that… -
Editing a Tag – Registered Users
To edit a blog tag, you must be able to write a blog post (in other words, you must be the blog owner). You can edit tags directly from your blog post or from the Control Panel . Editing Tags from a Blog Post 1. Open your blog post. 2. Click Edit Tags . A tag modal window displays. 3. Do one of the following…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 10 2008
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Adding a Forum Post – Registered Users
Not all users have administrative permissions to write a forum post. Your community administrator can restrict users from writing post to all forums or to specific forums. Procedure 1. Open the forum for which you want to publish a post. 2. Click Start a New Thread . Evolution displays a drop-down list…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Wed, Dec 10 2008
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Browsing Tags
Evolution allows you to narrow your data search through the tag browsing functionality. Suppose you want to search your community wikis for data on a particular topic. You begin your search by opening the wiki home page. There you will find the list of your wikis in your community, the most recently… -
Using the Text Search
The text search feature allows you to search your community's posts and pages for information about a specific topic. The search text box displays on every page of the community. You can enter a word or phrase in the text box and hit Enter or click on the magnifying glass icon in the text box to…Posted to Evolution 1.0 Documentation by Tim Yates on Tue, Dec 9 2008
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About Tags
A tag is a keyword or term associated with a post which provides a link to related information. Tags give you flexibility in structuring your Website and help you map information. They also make the information in your Website more accessible to users. For example, a tag cloud, which is also an Evolution…