It uses this experimental feature called /filter, you can see the DSL query in this meta post
This is different from categories because you can create a custom list with 2 categories, e.g., category:bug,feature or, in my case, category:arts-media,feature would bring all topics that include both categories.
I have tested, and from what I could see, tag groups are not supported in the /filter feature.
This would be epic! Currently we are using the docs plugin to create a some sort of product database. But having a view of tag-group-based dropdowns would help us immensely
I think you’re onto something, @gabriel. You’ve actually managed to get really close to a working concept for this idea that @nathank also helped spark.
If users can custom define their own lists, and leverage the nav sidebar ( ), we’re incrediby close to people defining their own feed based on interests.
Is there a way for users to subscribe (watch, watch first post) to a custom list? I’m working on a project that involves compiling content from multiple categories, but I need a way for users to know about new content. I suspect this requirement will drive me to use tags, but wanted to ask
One more follow-up question: How do you recommend targeting individual categories when multiple categories have the same name? I.e, we have a News category for all of our products, so over a dozen News categories.
I’m trying something like parent:child or ID# but they don’t seem to be working.
Update: shoutout to @gabriel for working this out! You can target multiple categories with the same name by using the full category path. Also worth noting, separate with a comma with no space.
for this idea.
), we’re incrediby close to people defining their own feed based on interests.