Tag

A tag groups content entries by a shared label, generating listing pages at /tags/<slug> with RSS/Atom/JSON feeds and related-tag navigation.

How tags work

The taxonomy() plugin reads the manifest's public entries and groups them by tags frontmatter field.

Each unique tag value generates a term page at /tags/<slug>.

Tag pages include: entry list, RSS/Atom/JSON feeds, and related-tag navigation (clamped to relatedLimit).

A tag page renders as a generic HonoX catch-all route using the taxonomy-term page type.

The page includes a list of entries sharing that tag, with links through their resolved permalink.

Per-term feeds are written as static files through the build's generated-output sink.

Each unique tag value generates a term page at /tags/<slug>. The tag base path can be configured via the tagsBasePath option in taxonomy():

taxonomy({
  tagsBasePath: "/custom-tags",
})

The default base path is /tags. Tag pages provide entry lists, RSS/Atom/JSON feeds, and related-tag navigation.

taxonomy({
  tags: true,
  folders: true,
  related: true,
  relatedLimit: 8,
  feeds: { rss: true, atom: true, json: true },
  feedLimit: 50,
})

Set tags: false to disable tag generation. The related option enables co-occurrence-based navigation.

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