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Informations about the package taggr

CodeQ.Taggr

A Neos.io package to tag nodes for internal management. For example you can create a tag called "needs review" to tell other editors, that the document or content node needs additional review.

Usage

To enable the tagging on nodes, just add CodeQ.Taggr:Mixin.Taggable to the document or content nodes you wish to be taggable.

Then you create a document node of type CodeQ.Taggr:Document.Tags, labeled as "Tags" and add tag document nodes to it. Now you can go to your taggable nodes and tag them. When you navigate to the tag in your inspector you will see a list of all nodes that are tagged with it.

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Requires neos/neos Version ^7.0 || ^8.0
carbon/backenddocument Version ^5.6
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