Allow word Link to heading

Tags show articles that match any of the words you put into the allow-word section. If the article title or the description contains one of these words, it will be added to the tag.

Use ∧ to combine allow-words within one row: both terms must appear in the article title or description. Separate rows are OR alternatives. For example, Donald ∧ Trump requires both terms; a separate row with USA is an alternative. Write a literal ∧ as \∧ and a backslash as \\.

You can set a word as “strict” which means a partial match will not be considered. Eg. the word “egg” would match the title “Where is the egg” but also “Where are the eggs?”. If it is set to strict, only the first title would match.

Block word Link to heading

A block-word allows you to limit tags further. If a word from the block-word section is found in the article title or description, it will not be shown for this tag.