The
\H
tag
argument marks another header as a tag of the current header.Tags essentially allow you to classify a single header as a child of multiple headers, as opposed to its location in the header tree which is unique.
Sample usage:
= Animal
== Mammal
=== Bat
{tag=Flying animal}
=== Cat
== Bird
=== Humming bird
{tag=Flying animal}
== Flying animal
So here we see that
Bat
and Humming bird
have their unique position in the tree under Mammal
ane Bird
. But we also wanted them to be somehow classified under Flying animal
. Tags allow us to do that.