Internal Tags

Most sections of Break are filled by tagging content or by giving a page a certain slug. This page lists all of them in one place.

Ghost treats any tag that starts with # as internal. It changes how the theme behaves, but readers never see it and it gets no tag page of its own.

A post can carry any number of internal tags next to its public tags.

Tag	What it does
`#breaking`	Puts the post in the live column of the front page and on the `/live/` page, and in the top bar flash for 24 hours. See Live Updates
`#spotlight`	The newest one becomes the weekend feature on the front page. Without one, the second featured post is used. See Curated Sections
`#most-read`	Up to six posts fill the Most read list. Without any, your featured posts are used. See Curated Sections
`#video`	Adds the post to the Watch section and the `/video/` page, puts a Video badge on its cards and moves a video that opens the post into the post head. See Video Post
`#audio`	Adds the post to the Listen section and the `/podcast/` page, puts an Audio badge on its cards and turns on the sticky player. See Audio Post
`#photo`	The newest one becomes The picture, a full-width cover on the front page. See Watch, Listen, Picture
`#video-preview`	The post's large cards play its first video, muted, instead of the picture. See Video Preview
`#toc`	Gives this post or page a table of contents, even when the `toc` feature is off. See Table of Contents
`#drop-cap`	Gives this post a drop cap, even when the `drop-caps` feature is off. See Post Features
`#newsletter`	Moves the post out of the front page and `/blog/` into `/newsletters/`. The newest one's picture appears in the subscribe mega menu. See Newsletters
`#project`	Adds the post to `/projects/` and to the projects mega menu. See Projects

#newsletter and #project depend on the routes.yaml file that ships with the theme. See Getting Started.

These are ordinary public tags. Readers see them, and they have tag pages. What matters is the slug, set in ⛭ Settings → Tags.

Slug	What it does
`issue-*`	A slug that starts with `issue-`, such as `issue-12`, makes the tag an edition. It gets a grid on `/issues/` and a More from row at the end of each of its posts, and it is left out of every tag list. See Issues
`market-*`	A slug such as `market-btc` or `market-eur-usd` adds a market card to the markets tape. See Markets
`markets`	The desk the markets tape links to, and the archive the `/markets/` page lists. See Markets
`opinion`	Its three newest posts become the opinion columns on the front page, under the tag's name. See Opinion
`picks`	Its three newest posts become the editor's picks, under the tag's name. See Curated Sections
`longreads`	Its three newest posts become the long reads, under the tag's name. See Curated Sections

The tags named in the Desks filter setting each get a section of the front page as well. See Desks.

Some pages are picked up by their address rather than by a tag. Create the page, set Page settings → Page URL to the slug, and publish it.

Slug	What it becomes
`house-ad`	The house ad in the partner slot of the live column. See Live Updates
`numbers`	By the numbers on the front page. See Numbers and Agenda
`agenda`	The week ahead on the front page. See Numbers and Agenda
`live`	Every post tagged `#breaking`. See Live Updates
`video`	Every post tagged `#video`. See Live, Video and Podcast
`podcast`	Every post tagged `#audio`, as episodes. See Live, Video and Podcast
`markets`	The markets tape and the `markets` archive. See Markets
`archive`	Your latest posts in columns by month. See Archive
`authors`	The authors directory. See Authors
`tags`	The tags directory. See Tags
`membership`	The pricing page. See Membership
`recommendations`	Your Ghost recommendations. See Recommendations
`account`, `signin`, `subscribe`	Account, sign-in and subscribe pages. See Account and Sign-in

A page that is not published counts as missing, so publish it before checking the result.

How to Add a Tag#