Checked against the product’s code on 7 November 2026.
Open Site > Taxonomies. This workspace manages EmDash’s native categories, tags and your own groupings. EmDash’s own sidebar entries for each taxonomy are hidden so there is one place to manage them. The categories, tags and groupings you see here are the same ones EmDash stores.
Create a grouping
Section titled “Create a grouping”You need the Editor or Admin role to create a grouping.
- Choose New taxonomy.
- Enter its Name.
- Select the content types under Applies to.
- Choose Shape. Flat keeps values as peers. Nested permits parent and child values.
- Review Key. The key is the permanent name the site uses to identify the grouping; it stays fixed after creation.
- Review One of them is called.
- Choose Continue.
- Read the planned change.
- Approve the named action.
Organize the values
Section titled “Organize the values”- Open the grouping.
- Add a value using the add control, which uses the singular name you chose.
- Use that value’s actions to rename, describe, nest or reorder it.
Remove deletes a value: every piece of content filed under it loses that filing, and this cannot be undone. Delete at the top of a grouping removes the grouping, all its values and every filing under them; the content itself stays, and this cannot be undone either. Both pause for your approval. Renaming a value keeps every filing. Move up and Move down change their order. A nested grouping can assign a parent.
Changes to the grouping’s shape retain existing content filing links. They change how the values are organized, not which content has already been assigned to them.
Read Catalog axis
Section titled “Read Catalog axis”Catalog axis reports whether the grouping is an interest category used by personalization. An unavailable reading is not the same as a known no. Creating a taxonomy alone does not configure every part of personalization.
Continue with the content catalog when your published content and its tags are ready. Review the approval before making changes that affect an existing grouping.