Tags

Any page can declare topics in its front-matter:

---

title: Installing
tags: [getting-started, setup]

---

Laradocs turns those labels into browsable index pages — no extra markdown, no configuration required. A page's tags also render as links at the foot of the page, so a reader can jump straight from one article to everything that shares a topic.

#The routes

Two routes are generated under your docs prefix:

Tags are matched by a slugified form of the label, so Getting Started, getting started and getting-started all resolve to /docs/tag/getting-started and collapse into one listing. The first spelling encountered wins as the display label.

#Hidden pages

Listings only ever include visible pages. A page with hidden: true never appears in a tag listing, and a tag used only by hidden pages is dropped from the global index entirely.

#Real pages always win

The tag routes never shadow a document you authored. If a real page resolves to tags (or to tag/anything), that page is served as normal and the generated listing steps aside. You can also move the routes off those slugs:

// config/laradocs.php
'tags' => [
    'enabled' => true,
    'index'   => 'topics',   // → /docs/topics
    'prefix'  => 'topic',    // → /docs/topic/{slug}
],

Set enabled to false to switch the feature — routes, page links and all — off completely.

#Customising the look

The listings ship as publishable Blade views. Publish them with:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=laradocs-views

then edit resources/views/vendor/laradocs/tags/index.blade.php and tags/show.blade.php. Each receives ordinary Laradocs view data (the navigation $tree, resolved $variables, SEO $seo) plus:

• index.blade.php — $tags, a collection of Laradocs\Documents\Tag objects, each exposing slug, label and the matching documents.
• show.blade.php — a single $tag with its ordered documents.

See Customising the UI for the wider theming story and Metadata for every front-matter field.