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Added a comprehensive "Tags and Labels" section to the Pages documentation explaining how to use tags in Mintlify. The new section clarifies tag vs label terminology, demonstrates usage in both page frontmatter and navigation groups, provides common use cases, and explains custom metadata properties with a comparison of page-level vs global metadata approaches.
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organize/pages.mdx- Added new "Tags and Labels" section with subsections covering tag usage, common patterns, custom metadata, and page-level vs global metadata comparisonNote
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organize/pages.mdxwith no impact to runtime behavior.Overview
Adds a new "Tags and labels" section to
organize/pages.mdxdocumenting how to use thetagfield in page frontmatter anddocs.jsonnavigation groups, including where tags surface (sidebar/search) and recommended conventions.Expands guidance on organization by describing custom frontmatter metadata and clarifying when to use page-level frontmatter vs global
docs.jsonmetadata, with examples and a comparison table.Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit 7c8fe1b. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.