Each org can have one, overarching content taxonomy. Create a new taxonomy, or use Data Loader to import an existing taxonomy. Then, add, edit, delete, and view terms in a content taxonomy.
Required Editions
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To create, edit, and delete content taxonomy in the Digital Experiences App: |
Modify All Data OR Manage Content Taxonomy |
| To view content taxonomy in a CMS workspace: |
View Content Taxonomy AND any CMS workspace contributor role |
Create and Edit a Content Taxonomy
Note Before you import a dynamic collection, first use data
loader to import taxonomy terms. To import a dynamic collection, the taxonomy terms must
be available in the target org. To import a content taxonomy and terms, go to Salesforce
Developers to learn how to use Data Loader to import a content
taxonomy.
You can create one content taxonomy for each org.
- In Lightning Experience, from the App Launcher, open the Digital Experiences app.
- Open the Content Taxonomy tab. From the Digital Experiences Home tab, click
,
and then select Content Taxonomy. - Click Create Content Taxonomy.
- Enter a name and description, and then click Create.
- To edit a content taxonomy name or description, open the Content Taxonomy tab. Select the top-level, root term from the content taxonomy tree, and then click then click Edit. Save your changes.
Manage Terms in a Content Taxonomy
Add terms to a taxonomy, and designate their parent and child relationship to one another.
Before you delete a term that’s included in a dynamic collection, edit the conditions of the dynamic collection and remove or replace the Value tag.
- Open the Content Taxonomy tab. From the Digital Experiences Home tab, click
,
and then select Content Taxonomy. - To expand the content taxonomy tree, click the carats beside parent terms.
- Add, edit, or delete a term.
- To add a term, select the term that you want to be the parent, or select the taxonomy itself to make a root term, and then click Add Child Term. Add your changes.
- To edit a term, select the term from the content taxonomy tree, and then click Edit. Save your changes.
- To delete a term, select the term from the content taxonomy tree, and then click Delete. If a term has child terms, you can delete the parent term and its children, or you can delete the term and reassign its children to another term.