When a content taxonomist creates a content taxonomy for your org, you search for tags
and add them to the content record. Tag your enhanced CMS content with taxonomy tags, and then
define conditions that automatically add content items to a dynamic collection.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To create, edit, or clone content:
Any CMS workspace contributor role
To publish or unpublish content:
A CMS workspace contributor role of content admin or content manager
To tag or untag content:
View Content Taxonomy
AND
any CMS workspace contributor
role
You can add and remove tags from content in any state. When the content publishes, all
changes to content tags go live and apply to the content item and its variants.
If the content has a status of draft or revised, then the changes to tags save. The changes
to tags publish when the content next publishes.
If the content has a status of published and has no other unpublished changes, then the
tags publish when you save.
To classify content in an enhanced CMS workspace, apply content taxonomy tags. For the
best dynamic collection results,
tag the content as specifically as possible. To add new tags to your enhanced CMS workspace, work
with your content taxonomist to manage terms in a content
taxonomy.
Open an enhanced CMS workspace.
Open the content detail page.
Click the content title.
Click , then select Edit from the
row-level actions.
Open the Tags tab on the content detail page. Click Tags.
Search for tags and add them to the draft or published content.
To apply the tags to draft or revised content, save your changes.
To remove a tag from a content record, open the Tags tab on the content detail page. Then
click the tag you want removed.
To make the tag changes available to your CMS channels, save and publish the tags.
To make the content changes available to your CMS channels, publish the content.
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