• Open Fragment Editor for a Fragment you want to tag.
• You'll see the tag input box located just above the toolbar.
  • When you type any existing Tag name, autocomplete list box will appear.
    • Press UP/DOWN keys to focus name to name when you have multiple candidates.
    • Press ENTER key to select and add the focused name.
    • Press ESC key to make the autocomplete list box disappear.
  • Also by typing a new (non existent) name, you can add a new Tag to the Fragment.
• Note that typed Tags will be added to the Fragment after you save the Fragment.
  • Also note that a new Tag will be created and stored in the database after you save the Fragment.

• Click the tag icon ( with a plus (+) symbol ) on Tag Palette on the right sidebar.
  • A Tag Editor will appear.
  • Refer to Editing a Tag section for operations of Tag Editor.

Figure 1. Tag Palette

1. Right-click on the tag you'd like to edit.
2. Click Edit.
3. A Tag Editor will appear.

• You can rename the tag by clicking the tag name at the top.
• You can change the hierarchy of the tag.
  • There are two panels in the middle denoting parent tags on the left and child tags on the right.
  • By clicking '+', a list box of selectable tags will appear.
  • You can insert a new parent or child by:
    1. Selecting a tag from the list box.
    2. Then, click the button with a check mark on it.
    3. When you have too many tags to select from, just type a portion of the name in the input box to reduce the number of candidates.

Figure 2. Tag Editor

1. Type a tag name in the input box on Tag Palette.
   • The input box is located on the right side of the Trash Can icon.
2. No full name is necessary. Just a couple of initial spellings (case insensitive) for the name will bring up autocomplete UI.
3. Choose what you look for from the list by pressing ENTER key or mouse click.
   • The tag button you look for will appear just below the Trash Can icon.
     • You can right-click on the tag button for more operations.
   • You can bring up all the Fragments for the tag by pressing ENTER key from the input box.
   • You can clear the tag name from the input box by pressing ESC key.

Figure 3. Searching an existing tag

1. Right-click on the tag you'd like to edit.
2. Click Trash.
3. Click OK button on the confirm dialog
   • If the tag contains one or more Fragments, the Fragments will be trashed too.
     • But the tag itself will remain.
   • If the tag contains no Fragment, the tag will disappear from the storage.

1. Right-click on the tag you'd like to check out.
2. Click Info.
   • This will bring up Tag Info dialog.
3. The Tag Info dialog looks similar to the Tag Editor, but you can't edit anything.
   • By clicking the tag icon next to the tag name at the top, Fragments pertaining to the tag will be fetched.
   • Also by clicking any of its children or parents, the dialog will be refreshed and show the information of the clicked tag.
4. The number of Fragments is shown at the next to the tag name;
   • For example, civilizer [ 22 (27) ] indicates that:
     • the tag named "civilizer" has 22 Fragments associated with it.
     • However, it has 27 Fragments when all of its descendant tags are considered.

Figure 4. Tag Info Dialog

[Tip] You can also perform the above operations for tag icons located in other areas such as Fragment headers.