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+eleventyNavigation:
+  key: LabelingIssues
+  title: Labeling Issues
+  parent: Collaborating
+  order: 70
+---
+
+{% admonition "note" %}
+
+For more detailed information on labels and how to use them, see [Forgejo's documentation](https://forgejo.org/docs/latest/user/labels/)
+
+{% endadmonition %}
+
+Labels act as indicators and categorise issues for specific groups. Labelling makes it quick and easy for, for example, developers to
+glance over an issue and detect whether it falls into a category that is relevant to them.
+
+## Adding a Label Presets
+
+Label presets are simply a group of predetermined labels that are often used in projects. When you choose to use a label preset,
+you can access multiple labels at once, so you don't need to create them one by one unless you absolutely have to.
+
+There are two label presets to choose from:
+
+- Default — Recommended for most usecases
+- Advanced — For larger and more complex projects
+
+### During Repository Creation
+
+This section will only demonstrate how to add labels when creating a new repository.
+If you are unfamiliar with repositories or how they are created, please refer to the section [Your First Repository](https://docs.codeberg.org/getting-started/first-repository/).
+
+When creating a new repository, you will see an 'Advanced settings' section at the bottom and an expandable button labelled 'Click to expand'. Click on this button.
+This will expand to give you the option to click on a button that says 'Select a label set'. After clicking this, you should see the following:
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of label preset selection view (Advanced settings>Labels section) when creating a new repository]
+
+Once you have created your repository with your chosen preset, you can start using them on the issues. You won't need to take further action.
+
+{% admonition "tip" %}
+
+Adding a label set during repository creation does not mean that you are restricted to using only the labels shown during the selection process. You can add more later.
+
+{% endadmonition %}
+
+### To an Existing Repository
+
+You can add label presets to an existing repository.
+To find out where these label presets are added by looking at [Label Management](#label-management),
+
+Once you are in the correct location, the selection with look like this:
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of label preset selection view in an existing repository]
+
+## Label Management
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of label management view under Issues>Labels]
+
+### Adding Labels
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of the "New Label" button location]
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of "New label" view]
+
+### Editing Labels
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of the "Edit" button location]
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of "Edit label" view]
+
+### Deleting Labels
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of the "Delete" button location]
+
+TODO SCREENSHOT [of "Delete label" view]
+