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 Tags are a great and simple way to organize your pages. Tags are a great and simple way to organize your pages.
  
-To add tags to a page: +To add tags to a page, use this formatting: ''%%{{tag>example_tag example-tag exampletag example tag}}%%'' 
-''%%{{tag>example_tag example-tag exampletag}}%%''+Put a space in between each tag to separate them.
  
 +Underscores will be interpreted as spaces, while dashes will not. Capitalization does not affect anything, so ''exampletag'' and ''exampleTag'' will be interpreted as the same tag. Because this plugin was written primarily for use by English speakers, accents also do not affect anything; ''león'' and ''leon'' will also be considered the same tag.
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 +It will look something like this:
 +{{tag>example_tag example-tag exampletag example tag}}
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 +To see all the pages with a particular tag, just click on the tag you want to look at. If you click on ''exampletag'' or ''example'', you will see a demo page with the tags ''exampleTag'' and ''éxamplé'' to show that they are still considered the same.
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 +I recommend adding this to the very top or very bottom of the page.
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 +More complex tagging features are explained by the extension's [[doku>plugin:tag|documentation]].
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