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Let you filter down by multiple tag when in tags view
Title:
Let you filter down by multiple tag when in tags view
Area:
tags
Summary:
We have a tag view which lets you view only entries which are tagged with *all* the tags at once: http://exampleusername.dreamwidth.org/tag/tag1,tag2?mode=all
It would be nice to have an easy way to navigate to that view by clicking, rather than needing to memorize the URL arguments or visiting an FAQ to discover the feature.
Description:
We have a way of filtering down to multiple tags at once, but it's not easily discoverable. I suggest that we add additional links to the tag list in the sidebar so that you can click through to filtering by multiple tags.
Right now we have:
* tag1 - [num uses]
* tag2 - [num uses]
When viewing entries tagged with "tag1", clicking on the "tag2" link will bring you to just entries tagged with tag2.
What I suggest is to have an additional link, something like:
* tag1 [+] - [num uses]
* tag2 [+] - [num uses]
So that when viewing entries tagged with "tag1", clicking on "tag2" would still bring you to just entries tagged with tag2. Clicking the [+] beside tag2, however, would bring you to entries that have both the "tag1" and "tag2" tags (which is a new functionality).
There would be no pluses/ no change in behavior when not already viewing a tag.
There would also be no discoverable way to filter to entries that have either one of the "tag1" or "tag2" tags (which is the old functionality for multiple tags), but I feel it would be too much to have two additional links in that area.
This suggestion:
Should be implemented as-is.
44 (80.0%)
Should be implemented with changes. (please comment)
5 (9.1%)
Shouldn't be implemented.
0 (0.0%)
(I have no opinion)
5 (9.1%)
(Other: please comment)
1 (1.8%)
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Would there be a way to add a link to the bottom or top of the tags link, saying what mode you are in and to switch it to the other?
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I like the idea, I'm just confused on implementation/user-facing usage.
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Thought of it
Re: Thought of it
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Faceted browsing allows people who aren't comfortable with the concept of search limiters to easily see how they're limiting and unlimiting searches.
Since I'm currently redesigning a digital library user interface to use faceted browsing, I'm happy going into more detail about it if anyone wants.
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