More ways to define tags in frontmatter

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Zef Hemel
2023-12-22 13:59:16 +01:00
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@@ -21,6 +21,17 @@ While SilverBullet allows arbitrary metadata to be added to pages, there are a f
* `name` (==DISALLOWED==): is an attribute used for page names, _you should not set it_.
* `displayName` (`string`): very similar in effect as `aliases` but will use this name for the page in certain contexts.
* `aliases` (`array of strings`): allow you to specify a list of alternative names for this page, which can be used to navigate or link to this page
* `tags` (`array of strings` or `string`): an alternative (and perhaps preferred) way to assign [[Tags]] to a page. In principle you specify them as a list of strings, but for convenience you can also specify them as (possibly comma-separated) string, e.g. `tags: tag1, tag2, tag3`
* `tags` (`array of strings` or `string`): an alternative (and perhaps preferred) way to assign [[Tags]] to a page. There are various ways to define these, take your pick:
```yaml
tags: tag1, tag2 # with commas
tags: tag1 tag2 # with spaces
tags: "#tag1 #tag2" # with pound signs and quotes (you get completion)
tags: # as a list
- tag1
- tag2
tags: # as a list with pound signs and quotes
- "#tag1"
- "#tag2"
```
In addition, in the context of [[Templates]] frontmatter has a very specific interpretation.