The tag display is linked to a search results page, so you must create this page before you add a Tag Display part. For information about how to create a search results page, see Learn About Search. For information about how to create or edit a part, as well as the tabs on the Edit Part screen, see Create and Edit Parts.
| 1. | From the Design tab, in the Results Page field under General, browse to the page to display search results on. |
Note: Only pages you added a Search part to appear on the Select a Page screen. The page grid does not include pages based on templates that contain a Search part.
| 2. | Select the tags to include in the tag display. |
| • | To display only tags defined for parts on the page, select Display tags for parts on the current page. When you add this part to a page, only tags assigned to other parts on the page appear. |
| • | To display all tags in use, select Display all tags in the system. You can use this option to create a tag display that includes all tags on your website. This provides another layer of navigation because users can navigate your site based on types of content. |
Note: By default, the tag display appears with a “Tags:” header and a comma separates each entry in the list. You can edit this heading and delimiter from the Language tab. For information about how to edit the Language tab settings, see Language Tab.
Note: Each display option has a default format. If you select Display tags for parts on the current page, when you add the part to a web page, the tag display appears as a horizontal line of text with each entry separated by a comma. If you select Display all tags in the system, the tags appear as a vertical list, with each entry on a separate line. To change the appearance and orientation of the tag display, you can apply custom styles to tag elements for the appropriate style sheet. For information about how to manage style elements, see Style Sheets.
| 3. | Click Save. You return to Parts. |