All pages (nodes) in the CMS have some mandatory and some optional fields to tag the content. These tags help:
- filter content in search and collection components
- group content for analytics and reporting
The topics and tags lists are based on user research and can only be added to or edited by the SDP content team.
Using tags on the website
Tags help users filter and browse content that is relevant to their interests.
Show tags on pages
When the 'Show topic term and tags' checkbox is ticked on a page, they will display at the bottom of that published page.
Clicking on a topic or tag link will take the user to a search page showing all content tagged that topic or tag. (You can try this by clicking on the topic tag 'Governance' or audience tag 'Government' at the bottom of this page.)
Show tags on cards
When the 'Show supplemental info' checkbox is ticket on a Promotion or Navigation card, the topic will be displayed as well as the content type if it is grant, event or news.
Topic tagging
Each time a new page is created, you have to choose one topic for the page.
Choose the most applicable topic from the following list:
- Arts, culture & heritage
- Business
- Communities
- Coronavirus
- Education
- Environment
- Equality
- Governance
- Health
- Housing
- Jobs
- Justice
- Safety & emergencies
- Science & technology
- Sport & recreation
- Transport
- Working in government
Other tags
Tags are not mandatory for most content pages. They are recommended for events and grants to help users filter to content that interests them.
Tags (audience)
Choose 1 to 3 of the most relevant tags from the following 'audience' list:
- Aboriginal Victorians
- Business
- Government
- LGBTI
- Men
- Migrants
- Not-for-profit groups
- Older Victorians
- Parents & carers
- People with disability
- Students
- Under 18s
- Veterans
- Victims of crime & crime survivors
- Women
Department
Every page has a mandatory department tag that is automatically populated according to the department of the person creating the page. You can change this if a page has been tagged incorrectly.
Additional tagging for events and grants
Audience type
You can add up to 3 tags in the Audience type field for Events and Grants:
- Individual
- Business
- Government
- Not-for-profit groups
Event category
You can add up to 3 tags in the Event category section:
- Agriculture
- Arts, exhibitions and design
- Business training and networking
- Celebrate our diversity
- Comedy
- Community events and fundraisers
- Festivals and major events
- Film and cinema
- Food and drink
- History and heritage
- Markets and shopping
- Music
- Remembrance services
- School holiday activities
- Science and nature
- Sport and exercise
- State funeral
- Talks and workshops
- Theatre and dance
- Wellbeing
Event requirements
You can add up to 3 tags in the Event requirements section:
- Accessible venue
- Child friendly
- Free admission
- Online event
- Seniors
Create a grant page
How to add a new grant to vic.gov.au in the preferred format for users.
Create an event page
You can use the Event content type to promote an upcoming event. It allows you to add a date, location, price, booking link, categories and tags.
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