Adding Labels

Screenshot: Labels as they are displayed on a page

Screenshot: Adding a label to a page or blog post

Labelling an attachment

If you have permission to view or edit the page that contains the attachment, you can add a label to the attachment.

To add a label to an attachment:

1. Go to the page that contains the attachment. Choose Tools > Attachments.
2. Alternatively, go to the attachments view of the space:
   • • If this space has the Default theme applied, go to the space and choose Space tools on the sidebar.
     • If this space has the Documentation theme applied, go to Browse in the top bar and select Space Admin.

     Note: This option appears only if you are a space administrator for the space or you are a super user (a member of the confluence-administrators group).

   • Choose Content Tools > Attachments 
3. You will see a list of attachments, with columns for attachment name and other details. If the attachment already has labels, these will be listed in the Labels column.
4. Choose the edit icon  beside the list of labels.
5. Type in a new label. Existing labels are suggested as you type.
6. 追加を選択します。

You can also add labels in a list of attachments displayed by the Attachments macro, by choosing the edit icon  beside each label.

Screenshot 2: Adding a label to an attachment

注意

• Note: Personal labels are deprecated. Earlier versions of Confluence recognised a special type of label called a 'personal' label. A personal label starts with 'my:' and is only visible to the user who created it. We are removing personal labels from Confluence, as announced in the Confluence 4.1 Upgrade Notes. The functionality for personal labels is still in Confluence, but we recommend that you stop using them. In a future release, we plan to remove the functionality altogether.
• If you add a label to a template, that label will be copied to the page when someone adds a page based on that template. See Adding a Template.