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How to Group Related Items in a Content Page with Content Labels

Learn how to use Content Labels to group and display related content pages efficiently, saving time and enhancing site navigation.

Content Labels are a powerful tool for organizing and displaying related links across your site. By grouping related content with labels, you can streamline site navigation, enhance user experience, and save time managing multiple pages. For example, grouping neighborhood pages under specific labels like "Downtown Madison WI Neighborhoods" allows visitors to find relevant content quickly, improving engagement.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Applying Content Labels

Create Content Pages: Ensure the pages you want to group are already created in the Content Manager.

Apply Labels in Bulk:

  1. Navigate to the Content tab > Select Content Pages.
  2. Go to the Manage Pages tab.
  3. On the left-hand side, check the boxes next to the pages you want to label.
  4. Under the 'Select an Action' dropdown, click Add Content Label to create a new one or select from the populated list.

Apply Labels Individually:

  1. Select the specific page & click Edit.
  2. Scroll down to the Content Label section.
  3. Select an existing label or create a new one.

Adding a Content Label Component:

  1. Select the specific page & click Edit.

  2. Add a New Component:

    • Scroll to the bottom of the page and click [ + Add New Page Component ].

    • In the dialog box, select "Links from Content Label".

  3. Configure the Component: The editor will now show a "Content Label Links" section followed by the title of the label you applied.

Repositioning the Component

  1. Sort Components: Click [ + Sort Page Components ].

  2. Drag and Drop: Rearrange the Content Label Links component to your desired location.

  3. Save Changes: Click [ + Click Here When Finished ] and then either Save and Continue or Save and Exit to publish.

Best Practices

  • Name Labels Clearly: Use descriptive and concise names for Content Labels to make them easy to identify.

  • Avoid Overlapping Labels: Ensure each label is applied thoughtfully to avoid duplicate or irrelevant groupings.

  • Use Background Photos and Descriptions: Enhance visual appeal and context by adding a Content Label widget with a background image and an optional description.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

  • Issue: Content Label links are not displaying.

    • Solution: Ensure that pages are correctly labeled and the "Links from Content Label" component is added to the page.

  • Issue: Labels are difficult to manage.

    • Solution: Regularly review and consolidate labels to avoid redundancy.

FAQs

  • Q: Can I apply multiple labels to a single page?

    • A: Yes, a page can have multiple labels, allowing it to appear in different related groups.

  • Q: Can I edit a Content Label after it has been applied?

    • A: Yes, you can rename or remove labels at any time through the Content Manager.