- Labels
- Adding a label to a post
- Removing a label from a post
- Viewing content for a specific label
- Tags
- Adding a tag to a post
- Viewing content for a specific tag
Labels
The labels in the community are defined by SailPoint and are used to indicate the topic of your post. The labels you choose act as an overarching content theme in the community. When posting an article or a question, use labels to categorize your post in a high-level way, which will make it easier for other users to find.
Only the author can add and edit labels used in their post. Labels cannot be added to replies or comments.
Adding a label to a post
To add a label to your post, start by finding the Choose A Label section located in the bottom right corner, and then click on the predefined labels that best matches your question.
Removing a label from a post
To remove a label in your post, start by finding the Labels section located to the right of the Message Body field, highlight the label you want to take out, and then press delete on your keyboard.
Viewing content for a specific label
To see a list of the posts in that space with that label, click on a popular label listed in the Top Labels section on most of the community pages.
Tags
Tags are defined and added by Compass users. You can write and add any tag that you'd like to many documents across the community including posts, articles, comments and replies. All Compass users can tag items.
Adding a tag to a post
To add a tag to your post, start by finding the Message Tags header located below the Choose A Label section, and then type in any keywords that best matches your question.
Viewing content for a specific tag
Tag clouds can be found in the Tags section on most of the pages in Compass; the darker or bolder the word is, the more frequently it is used. Click a tag to find all instances in that space.
Be thoughtful when selecting a label or tag. How you organize community content affects how other users find and interact with it.
Want to learn more about how to use the search feature in the community? Read the How to: Search article.
