Tags & organisation

Tags organise all content in C3NTR. Every article and every glossary term belongs to at least one tag. Because one piece of content can live under several tags at once, you never need to duplicate work.

Create a tag

Tap the + button in the top-right corner of the Explore tab and choose Add Tag. Give your tag a name and an optional description.

You can also create tags from edit mode using the title dropdown menu.

Customise a tag

Each tag can have:

• Name — A short label visible in the Explore tab.
• Description — A line of context shown below the tag name.
• Icon or cover image — Choose a Material icon or upload an image to represent the tag visually.
• View mode — Pick how content appears inside the tag: cards, list, or grid.

Set permissions on a tag

You can restrict a tag to a minimum grade level or specific roles. Members below that grade or outside those roles will not see the tag or its content. This is useful for separating beginner material from advanced curriculum.

Move content between tags

There are two ways to move content:

• Drag in edit mode — Long-press an article or term and drag it into a different tag group.
• Tag management sheet — Tap the tag pills on any item to open the sheet. Choose Move to replace the item's tags with a single new tag, or choose Add to place the item in additional tags.

Content in multiple tags

An article or term can appear under more than one tag. This is helpful when a concept spans several topics. For example, a term like "centre line" might belong to both a "Principles" tag and a "Sparring" tag.

If you remove the last tag from an item, C3NTR warns you. Every piece of content needs at least one tag to stay visible.

Pin content within a tag

Pinned articles and terms appear first when members browse a tag. Use pins for foundational content that you want everyone to read first.