Summary: This guide explains what tags are, how to enable them within Sites, and how they function to categorize content (events, news, sermons, etc.) by theme or topic, creating dedicated tag pages that enhance navigation and content discovery for visitors.
Before You Begin
- You must have the necessary permissions to access and modify Sites Content and Tags.
- Tags are turned off by default and must be explicitly enabled to be utilized.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Click on Sites from your main navigation menu.
2. Click Content from the left navigation menu.
3. Select Tags from the content menu.
4. Toggle the tag setting to 'on'.
5. Enter your information into the Tag field when creating or editing content (Events, News Posts, Sermons, etc.). [This assigns keywords and generates a dedicated tag page for that term.]
Benefits of Using Tags:
- Improved User Experience: Tags help visitors quickly find content that matches their interests, saving them time and effort.
- Content Organization: Tags provide a systematic way to categorize and organize your content, making it more accessible and manageable.
- Enhanced Navigation: Visitors can easily navigate through tag pages to explore related content and dive deeper into specific topics.
- Relevant Content Discovery: Tags enable visitors to discover and access content that aligns with their preferences, leading to increased engagement.
Troubleshooting & FAQs
- My tags are not visible in my content editing forms: Ensure you have completed Steps 1-4 to Toggle the tags feature to 'on' in the Content > Tags menu.
- What happens when a visitor clicks on a tag? Clicking a tag automatically generates a dedicated tag page that collects and displays all content (sermons, events, news) associated with that specific keyword.
- Note: We do not support Google Tag Manager (GTM).