Tags?

Hi Brigitte!

Are you talking about the "tags" field below the H5P content? That's part of Drupal, which is used as the host system for h5p.org and could potentially be used to organize content there. It is not part of H5P.

Best,
Oliver

Hi Oliver,

Please see attcahed image of where the tags field is (it's a setting in Course Presentation), I checked the another content type: Audio (There is no tag field in the settings) and content type: Drag and Drop and (there is a tag field in the settings.)

Thanks in advance!

Hi Brigette,

I'm not sure exactly what the purpose of the tag is but I've used it to somehow organize my contents. The most frequent tag I use is "Test Content BV52" and "Sample Content BV52". This way I can click on the tag and it shows me those contents I've tagged them with, this helps in sifting through hundreds of contents I've created so far.

-BV52

Thanks BV52,

Is the only way to "search" for items of a particular tag, to go to my "contents," open an item I know has a particular tag (eg. "accordion") and select that tag to locate the other items with that same tag?

Thanks again, your work is much apprecited.

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Next gen social, that's what that is.

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