So for example: #crusader # will search for #crusader, but you can choose to filter the search with the different categories and time that they were submitted like a normal browse. In order to search for the most recent deviations that share the #crusader tag, all you have to do is put a second # after the first tag, separated by a space. However, there are some deviations that don't have any tags that still come up through this search, so perhaps it does still work with the old keyword system, or the name of the deviation, or perhaps the habits of the deviant who posted it or visit the deviation. Unlike a keyword system, this search will only specifically show deviations with #crusader, and no other combinations of the tag such as #crusaderknight or #crusaders. So #crusader will bring up the "explore" feature, but will only show the most popular deviations that have the #crusader tag. If you want to search deviations by their tags, all you have to do is put a hashtag (#) in front of the word. Right now, if you type a word into the search box, it will search by the name of the deviations and not the tags (the tags may show up but much further down on the priority). DeviantArt's tag system isn't that intuitive at the moment and I hope they improve it or make the features more well known. It may not be entirely right, and changes may be made in the future. Just check them all and it should add the tags.įrom my limited experience, this is what I have found. On top of that, if you have any old deviations that were uploaded before the hashtag system was in place, the deviations will have no tags or keywords whatsoever, but the tag editor will show a bunch of tags that might be applicable to the deviation on the right in a list depending on the keywords you used at the time of uploading it. If it doesn't, you can edit any of your deviations or create a new one, then above the box where you type in the tags, there's a link that says "open tag editor". My./tags/ (this link should work if you are logged in. There's a pretty handy tool I didn't realize existed: Submit your blog to a promotional blog.I was looking over my tags the other day and saw that you can bulk edit them.
Promote your Tumblr on other social media sites.
Click the "Add Tags"button at the top of the page. When you click a post, the Tumblr Mass Post Editor highlights it anddisplays a check in the upper right corner. Click the posts that you want to add tags. Click it, and you are taken directly to the Mega Editor.Īlso to know is, how do you use mass post editor on Tumblr?Ĭlick the title of your blog at the top of the page, andthen click "Launch Mass Post Editor" on the right. And then you see the MassPost Editor option in tiny print to the right side of thedashboard - it's almost as if Tumblr doesn't want youto find it. Getting to the Mass Post Editor Start by opening the Account menu - under yourprimary blog, select Posts.
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