How to Tag and Categorize Blogs in Duda

Josiah Flex • July 7, 2022

Welcome to the final installment of our three part series covering the Duda blog system!


Catch up on parts 1 and 2 at the links below:



Below, we cover how to tag and categorize blogs in Duda. Follow along as we explore the Duda blog tagging feature, how to set up category pages, and the All Posts widget.


Let’s jump in!

The Duda Blog Tagging Feature

Publishing dashboard with article list, search bar, and rows marked Published with edit, settings, play, and delete icons

Tags categorize your blog posts! Begin the process of tagging and categorizing blogs by creating a list of the categories (tags) you will utilize.


1. Navigate to the
Blog listings section of your Duda website. Tags can be set through the post settings of any blog. Click “post settings” on your desired blog and scroll to the bottom of the page. 

2. Here, you will see the Post Tags setting. You can add as many tags as you would like. Choose from previously made tags or make new ones.


3.
Republish your post.

Accessibility form with post description and tag field showing dropdown options under a search box

How to Set Up Category Pages

Category pages organize your tagged blogs or assets into individual pages. We recommend designing one category page first, then duplicating this to encompass all the categories (tags) you would like to display.

Compliance webpage with a header and three business-related photo tiles alongside a categories sidebar

1. Create a page on your Duda website. This can be general page with your site-wide header.


2. In the body of the page, include a single row with two columns. The column on the left features the “
Compliance” heading and the All Posts widget, and the column on the right contains a blog search widget, a header text widget, and links to additional categories.


 3. For each duplicated category page, rename the headers to reflect the category of this page.

The All Posts Widget

1.  The All Posts widget gives you the ability to filter your blogs by a tag.


2.  For each category page on your website, select the tag in the
All Posts widget to pull in the appropriate blog listings. For example, in the image below, our category page is about Compliance blogs, so our All Posts widget will be set to pull in blogs with this tag only.

Website compliance page with sidebar filters and a photo of people seated in a meeting room
KBI Employee Insights webpage with blue header and employee advocacy article cards

The Finished Product

First, tag your blogs in Post Settings to establish categories.


Next, create category pages for each of your tags.


Finally, adjust the All Posts widget in each of your categories pages to match the types of blogs you want to display.


A finalized blog category page may resemble the image

Do You Want More Duda Tutorials?

Thanks for following along as we explored how to tag and categorize your blogs on Duda. We have more Duda tutorials in the works! Stay posted on our YouTube channel  or our digital marketing blog.


See you next time!

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