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Tag search is now completed. The help isn't updated yet, but: to use a tag in a search, use the syntax tag:tagname. You can use the - operator with it, same as for other search terms. Searching ...
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#2: Post edited
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Monica Cellio
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2021-07-27T03:46:38Z (over 3 years ago)
- Tag search is now completed. The help isn't updated yet, but: to use a tag in a search, use the syntax `tag:tagname`. You can use the `-` operator with it, same as for other search terms. Searching for two tags is an AND.
- I tried your search and it returns both questions and answers. It looks like we need to add searching by post type (`type:question` or something like that). I'll file an issue for that if we don't have one already.
- Tag search is now completed. The help isn't updated yet, but: to use a tag in a search, use the syntax `tag:tagname`. You can use the `-` operator with it, same as for other search terms. Searching for two tags is an AND.
- I tried your search and it returns both questions and answers. It looks like we need to add searching by post type (`type:question` or something like that). I'll file an issue for that if we don't have one already.
- To search in a specific category, you can now search for "category:###", where ### is the category number from the URL. For example, Meta Q&A is category 3 and Meta Blog is category 30.
#1: Initial revision
by
Monica Cellio
·
2021-02-26T22:04:07Z (over 3 years ago)
Tag search is now completed. The help isn't updated yet, but: to use a tag in a search, use the syntax `tag:tagname`. You can use the `-` operator with it, same as for other search terms. Searching for two tags is an AND. I tried your search and it returns both questions and answers. It looks like we need to add searching by post type (`type:question` or something like that). I'll file an issue for that if we don't have one already.