Element Tags

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Operating System: Windows

empower^® Add-in: Slide Generation

You can add so-called tags to an element if you want to add information to the element's metadata (Figure 1, “Tag Presentation”).	Figure 1. Tag Presentation
To do so, follow the following steps:
Select the respective element in the empower^® Library. On the bottom of the window, click on the pen symbol (Figure 2, “Pen Symbol”). A dialog box opens (Figure 3, “Window Tags”).	Figure 2. Pen Symbol
In the dialog box, choose one of the tags from the tag list or enter your own tag and press Enter. You can add as many tags as you want. To add multiple tags at once in the text field, separate your keywords with non-breaking spaces. To create a non-breaking space, hold the key Alt while typing 0160 with the number block.	Figure 3. Window Tags
If you have finished, click on the button OK (Figure 4, “Button OK”). Your tags will be added to the element. They are displayed along with the metadata on the bottom of the library window (Figure 5, “Metadata Info Tags”). If you have added multiple tags at once using non-breaking spaces, close the empower^® Library and open it again to view the separate tags. After closing the tag editor, the tags will first be displayed as one single tag.	Figure 4. Button OK Figure 5. Metadata Info Tags
If you want to add the same tag to multiple elements, select multiple elements at once by holding down the key Ctrl while clicking on the elements. Then, click on the pen symbol. Now, follow the steps to add tags.
Tags can be used to find elements more easily when executing a library search.

Important

Only users with the permission roles Editor, Author or Administrator can add and edit tags.

For further information regarding the permission concept, see Permission Concept.

Note

You cannot add tags to elements that are located in an integration folder such as Icons8 or Unsplash.

Tag List

The tag list consists of tags that are in use for at least one element (Figure 6, “Tag List”). They are sorted in alphabetical order.

To remove a tag from the tag list, remove it from all elements it is used on.

Figure 6. Tag List

To remove a tag from an element, follow the following steps:

Select the respective element in the empower^® Library.
On the bottom of the window, click on the pen symbol.

A dialog box opens. The currently added tags are displayed in the input field.
To remove one of the tags, click on the X symbol next to the tag (Figure 7, “Cross Symbol”).
If you have finished, click on the button OK.

Figure 7. Cross Symbol

Element Tags

Important

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Tag List

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