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Axel Kirch
This looks like a sound idea, (as long as it doesn't ramify down too many levels).
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spirit
yes perhaps the user can construct the "tag tree" they want to see rather than just having all tags in the side bar? A selective tag tree?
Jussi Kämäräinen
I would appreciate this very much. These are also known as "nested tags" and a prefer it as a organization method to instead of hierarchical collections/folders.
I really like how these are implemented in Bear app:
- The parent tag always shows all content from all of the children tags
- The children tags are easily created by writing "/" in the tag name
- There is no limitation on depth, they can be as deep (nested) or shallow as you want
- One piece of content can belong to multiple tags at the same times
What I like, is that using yyyy/mm/dd dateformat automatically adds nested tags for years, months and days for easy tracking. I also like to categorize content in different areas, for example raindrop.io bookmark would be:
- 2021/05
- project/knowledge base
- tool/productivity
- self-development/productivity
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I T
Yes, please. Would be highly appreciated.
#3 Adventurer
Yes yes yes this feature is important for quickly finding bookmarks
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spirit
Rustem Mussabekov : does this sound like the tag tree idea i was talking about?
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spirit
Rustem Mussabekov
Rustem Mussabekov
Merged in a post:
Group / categorise tags
Brad Butcher
A similar site 'TagPacker' allows for grouping of tags in sections. This is great for quicker filtering. The shared view of my bookmarks has a lot of empty space on the left side of the screen, this would be perfect for more filtering options with tags and tag groups listed.
Rustem Mussabekov
under review
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Mary Barba
Rustem Mussabekov: This would be AMAZING. Do you know when this might be released?
Mathieu CÉRALINE
Rustem Mussabekov: It would be amazing if it could automatically take the hierarchy with the "/" separator. For example, "code/react"and "code/css" would be in the same parent tag "code".
Michael
Yes, this would make managing large numbers of tags more coherent.