How you create tags?

[9acca9]

well, that.
I dont find them, dont know how create them.
Thank you

[aditya231-cmky]

i also asked him last i can say there is no tag feature till now

[9acca9]

Okay, thanks for your reply.
I'm asking because surely something like this must exist, perhaps they're "labels" (I don't speak English). For a year now, I've been using Trilium solely as a word processor with folders, and I haven't taken advantage of the links, etc., which are supposed to be part of its strong point: relationships.
I've already seen the Ctrl + L type of relationships. But what if I want to create something that groups them?
For example, if I read two books that I think could have labels like "keywords." How could I do that? It's not possible? Let's say the genres "philosophy" or "novel" are applied to the same book. Etc.
As I said, I have no structure, and I'm trying to get more out of it.
Thanks again!

[briandraper]

If you simply want to tag them, just add the labels in the "owned attributes" section at the top of each note. Like #genre="sci-fi", #genre="fantasy", #genre="romance", etc. You could create any number of labels like #datePublished="1991" or #author="Stephen King".

You can also create new labels and "promote" them. When you do that, they appear at the top of each note that label is attached to (and you can make this more automated by using standard inheritance, copy inheritance, or templates)

These would specifically be label types of attributes. There are also relation type attributes to link notes to each other using ~relationName=[specific note].

There's some documentation in the User Guide (F1). "Attributes" gives an overview of how labels and relations work, and below that note are notes on "Attribute Inheritance", "Promoted Attributes", and "Templates". The documentation is pretty light, but should be enough to point you in the right direction so that you can play around with some test notes to figure out how it works.