Tagging a post
Head over to MyBlog (URL) and log in with your UAL username and password
Select your blog from the Your Sites list
Open the dashboard of your blog using the menu bar at the top of the screen. Click your blog title, or hover over the title and select Dashboard.
In the left-hand menu, select Posts then All posts
Click the post title of the post you’d like to add a tag to. This will open the post editor (link to other guide)
Click the Post tab in the Settings menu on the right-hand side.
Open the Tags section of the Post settings
Begin typing in the tag you’d like to add to your post.
If the tag doesn’t exist, this will create a new tag. If the tag already exists, the tag will appear as you start typing.
Press enter to add the tag. Repeat this to add more tags.
Click the Save or Publish button to save the changes to your post.
Managing tags
Tags can be managed from the Tags page in your blog’s Dashboard.
Open the Dashboard of your blog using the menu bar at the top of the screen. Click your blog title, or hover over the title and select Dashboard.
In the left-hand menu, select Posts then Tags
Click on a tag title in the tags table to open the editing options
Make any updates you need to the tag, then click Update to save your changes
Quick edits for tags
Tags for posts can also be changed quickly in the Posts area of your Dashboard. This is an easier method for making changes to lots of posts without opening the post editor.
Open the dashboard of your blog using the menu bar at the top of the screen. Click your blog title, or hover over the title and select Dashboard.
In the left-hand menu, select Posts then All posts
Hover your cursor over the table row for the post you’d like to update
Click Quick edit
Add or remove any tags in the tags text box
Click Update to save your changes
Using tags for navigation
Tags usually appear at the top or bottom of each post on your blog, depending on the theme you are using.
When users click on a tag on your blog, they will be taken to a page displaying all posts with the same tag.
Next steps
Using categories