HappyTexas wrote:
Yes, keriah, I get exactly the results you've replicated. ...
Next Step:
In a new (test) Pages doc -- one that has NO tag values associated with it -- do a Save (Save As) and, in that dialog window, tab twice so that your cursor is in the empty Tags field. Now, with your cursor in the empty Tags field, slowly type "c" then "a" then "t" (without the quotes -- just those 3 letters) -- and stop typing. (This is the same series of actions as in the previous two steps.)
This is where we left off. You confirmed that, after the "c-a-t" that you'd typed, you do see (a) some additional letters filled in AHEAD OF YOUR CURSOR (and shaded), in the Tags line, and (b) in the Where list, some suggested values (which may be a mix of gibberish and some perhaps useful values from before).
Regardless, ignore whatever has been placed ahead of your cursor on the Tags line and continue to type slowly -- noting what values appear/disappear in both the Tags line and the Where line as you type each letter.
For this step we need to be typing a value that is NOT currently used in any of your tags. Let's try "catalystproof" as a new value. (Hopefully, that is a unique tag value but, if not, please make up a value that does not exist on your system, as a real or a gibberish value.)
Continuing on: after the initial "c-a-t" you've typed (as in the last step), keep typing "a-l-y-s-t-p-r-o-o-f", one letter at a time, and eventually all the items in the Where list (all the gibberish and valid values) will disappear from view. Do you see that happening?
After you have completely typed "catalystproof" in the Tags line, you should be left with only this -- (a) your typed value in the tags line (with no shading and your cursor at the end of your typing, and (b) an offer to "Create" this new value in the Where" line. Is this what you see?
