You're right to ask about tags and categories! Hugo does support them, but it's a bit different from how traditional CMSs handle them. Here's how it works:

Hugo's approach to tags and categories:

• Front matter: Hugo uses "front matter" in your content files (usually Markdown) to define metadata, including tags and categories. This metadata is written in YAML format.
• Taxonomies: Hugo uses the concept of "taxonomies" to organize content. Think of taxonomies as a way to group your content based on different criteria. Tags and categories are examples of taxonomies.
• Templating: Hugo's templating system allows you to display content based on its taxonomies. You can create lists of posts by tag, categories, or even custom taxonomies you define.

Example:

Let's say you have a blog post about "Cooking with Mushrooms" in a file named cooking-with-mushrooms.md. You might add the following front matter to it:

---
title: "Cooking with Mushrooms"
date: 2023-10-26T15:00:00-05:00
draft: false
tags:
  - mushrooms
  - cooking
  - recipes
categories:
  - food
---

... (Your blog post content here) ...

How to use tags and categories in your Hugo website:

1. Define taxonomies: You'll need to define your taxonomies in your config.toml file. This tells Hugo how to handle tags and categories.
2. Add tags and categories to your content: As shown in the example above, you'll add tags and categories to the front matter of your content files.
3. Create templates: You'll need to create templates (HTML files) that display your content based on the taxonomies. Hugo's templating system provides tools for this.

Key points:

• Hugo doesn't have a visual interface for managing tags and categories. You'll be doing it through your content files and templates.
• Hugo's approach is more flexible and powerful than traditional CMSs, but it requires a bit more technical knowledge.

Resources:

• https://gohugo.io/ - Hugo's official documentation
• https://gohugo.io/ - A comprehensive guide to Hugo's taxonomies

Let me know if you have any other questions!