The steps are as follows: Refer to the both images here as an example
The first will bring up relates to points 1 2 3 and 3
The second image shows you the final look you will also note in the second image you can change the tag name should you feel necessary.
Once a tag has been created and saved you can always go to your favourites later (refer to next page) and rename the tag if you are unhappy with it.
But it is best like any other keyword to make sure the tag name you gave is correct at the start.
- Click the star this will bring up a new window box
- Give a tag name to that post or training lesson.
- Once a tag name has been given click add tag (which is in blue)
- Congratulations you have now created a tag for that specific
post or training. - Simple wasn’t it easy peasy
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3dandelions
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I have been bookmarking a ton of posts and trainings, but it just occurred to me, wouldn't it be easier if I could save them here within WA...wonder if there is a way to do that?!? Thanks to this wonderful platform and wonderful community, I posed the idea in the "Search for Help" box and bam, there is my answer!
Thank you for posting this training!
First trainings is tagged! :)
Thank you for posting this training!
First trainings is tagged! :)
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apache1
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Awesome Emily glad you found your answer. Thank you also for reading this training. Wishing great things to come for you going forward. I have also sent a message re the follow thank you again for that as well.
Enjoy the rest off the week and gave a fabulous weekend ahead.
Andre
Enjoy the rest off the week and gave a fabulous weekend ahead.
Andre
apache1
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Hey Mohmmed,
Thank you for your visit and comment, hope this will come in handy when you need it most.
Have a great weekend.
Thank you for your visit and comment, hope this will come in handy when you need it most.
Have a great weekend.
ChrisScott
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Namaste. It is very good to meet you and very nice training. Wow, Apache. Your complexion says of a people or is that the server? Due to code talking which is still used today I can speak a lot of Cherokee and Choctaw. I know, people think it was solely Navaho. Nope.
Great training. Thank you. You hit the nail on the head. There are countless times that I used prior taggings to share training like this with those who ask questions.
Great training. Thank you. You hit the nail on the head. There are countless times that I used prior taggings to share training like this with those who ask questions.
apache1
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Thank you, Chris, for the visit and comment.
Yes having saved the post or training sessions certainly helps either oneself or others in finding some answers to their questions.
Yes having saved the post or training sessions certainly helps either oneself or others in finding some answers to their questions.
ChrisScott
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apache1
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You most welcome Kelsey.
This will certainly those who may be unaware of how to tag a post and as you correctly stated tag for easy retrieval.
As for the likes yep it is common courtesy to like a post or training but there are some that don't either. It is not a requirement but yes comment courtesy.
Have a great week ahead
This will certainly those who may be unaware of how to tag a post and as you correctly stated tag for easy retrieval.
As for the likes yep it is common courtesy to like a post or training but there are some that don't either. It is not a requirement but yes comment courtesy.
Have a great week ahead
