The Categorizing label is available to you while in Edit mode and it's located under the Additional Options section of your page. The label can be expanded to give you further options for assigning Branding, Types, Categories, and Tags to your content depending on which page type you're working on.

You can learn more details about customizing the terms used in these fields through Taxonomy and terms documentation.

Branding

By default, the title of your page is displayed at the top of the content with a slanted blue color wedge. This color bar can have alternate branding style colors applied for visual pop or to infer a relationship to related information that shares the same branding color. For this page specifically, a branding color named 'Arboretum' has been applied—a light teal colored bar as a demonstration of a branding color option.

For a visual example of the colors included in our Branding selection, take a look at our PatternLab page under "Secondary Colors" located below the blue, gold, and black/white swatches.

Types

What you see under the Categorizing section will vary depending on the type of page you're working on. Certain content types will give you the option to specify a "Type". For Person profiles, this will depend on the taxonomy terms you have defined. For the Article content type, this will include News or Blogs, or potentially other types if you've created any custom Views.

Article Categories

To help people filter to subject matter they are most interested in reading, you can either use the default Article Categories provided in Taxonomy, or create your own. Once those terms are in place, you can then set them on an article-by-article basis so when the term is clicked, only the articles sharing that assigned term will display.

Examples of the Categorizing options based on page type

Basic Page, Event page, Gallery page

Person Type

Article Type