What Is a Tag Cloud?
First use a tag cloud of a high-profile website-photo sharing site Flickr. The designer of the tag cloud is interaction designer Stewart Butterfield. Later, the tag cloud was adopted by sites such as del and Technorati.
Tag Cloud
- A high-profile website that first used tag cloud --- photo sharing website
- A high-profile website that first used tag cloud --- photo sharing website
- A tag cloud is a set of related tags and their corresponding
- According to the role (not style) of the tag cloud, it can be divided into three categories in the application. Among them, the first category is used to describe each independent entry in the website, while the second category focuses on the labeling of all entries on the website as a whole:
- The first type of tag cloud: each entry has its own independent tag cloud. The larger the tag font, the more times the user has used this tag in this entry. This is very important when the page publicly counts clicks without requiring accurate data Be applicable. For example, Last. Uses the first type of tag cloud.
- The second type of tag cloud: Websites generally have a very large tag cloud. The larger the font size of a tag, the greater the number of entries on the site that have used this tag. The second type of tag cloud can show the popularity of tags, which is more common in practical applications, such as
- Tag cloud usually uses inline
- Tag Clouds generally have four attributes
- * The font size is generally related to the number
- * Sort dictionary order, random
- * Color is fixed progressive color, whether to add background, etc.
- * Fonts are generally fixed