Himmat Singh Dulawat (4x Sitecore MVP)

In the Previous blog post, we have seen how we can create and taxonomy and connect it to the M.Asset definition. Please see the blog post for more information: Sitecore Content Hub Taxonomy and Categorization In this blog post, I will explain how to apply this taxonomy on the Search Component and use it as a facet search on the Asset Page.  Step 1: Click on the manage icon, top right corner Step 2: Navigate to the Pages Step 3: In the left panel, click on the Asset page and choose the Search component from the Right panel Step 4: Go to the Facet tabs and click on the "+" icon and add taxonomy as a new facet type: Step 5: Navigate to the Asset details page from the top navigation bar, and in the left panel, you can see the new Taxonomy added as search facets, and you can see that currently, I have tagged only Assets with the Science taxonomy: You can now filter assets based on the selected taxonomy values. Happy Sitecoreing  😊

Sitecore Content Hub provides Taxonomy and Option list features to classify the data; both have their use case to choose the appropriate approach. At a high level  Use Taxonomy when the data contains more than 50 items. Use Taxonomy if you want to apply a security rule based on the values, as the option list does not support it. See the documentation for more information:  Choosing between taxonomies and option lists In this blog post, I will explain to you how we can create a Taxonomy, classify the data, and use the same taxonomy for search purposes.  Create a Taxonomy: Step 1: Click on the manage icon, top right corner Step 2: Navigate to the Taxonomy Step 3: Create a new Taxonomy called POC.Educational and fill in the values in the following fields. I am allowing manual sorting as it lets you manually sort taxonomy items. Step 4: It will create and open the Taxonomy management page and the Education taxonomy....