el-tag

Render enumeration and status fields with semantic color-coded tags in data tables.

3|Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ChenyCHENYU/wl-skills-ui --skill el-tag
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Skill: el-tag
Source: https://github.com/ChenyCHENYU/wl-skills-ui/tree/main/skills/element/el-tag
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ChenyCHENYU/wl-skills-ui --skill el-tag

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill enforces standardized rendering of enumerations, statuses, and classifications within table columns, ensuring clear and visually consistent data presentation.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Rendering Rules: Defines how different types of fields such as status, classification, codes, counts, and warning texts are displayed using tags and badges.
  • Color Semantics: Applies color-coding to statuses based on their meaning, such as success, warning, or danger, for immediate visual recognition.
  • Use Case: When displaying a data table with user statuses, risk levels, or category tags, this Skill automates the rendering to match organizational standards and improves readability.

Quick Start

Use the el-tag skill to format enum fields in your data table with status-specific colors and styles.

Frequently Asked Questions about el-tag

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I display consistent status colors and tags in a data table?

To display consistent status colors and tags in a data table, apply standardized rendering rules that map enumerations and classifications to semantic colors like success, warning, or danger for immediate visual recognition.

What is the best way to format enumeration fields in UI table columns?

The best way to format enumeration fields in UI table columns is to enforce semantic visual rendering using tags and badges, ensuring color-coded statuses conform to organizational standards and improve readability.

How do you render dynamic data source statuses with semantic colors?

Dynamic data source statuses are rendered with semantic colors by applying automated formatting rules that categorize risk levels, classifications, and warning texts into standardized visual tags.

Can I apply organizational color semantics to risk levels and warning texts?

Yes, you can apply organizational color semantics to risk levels and warning texts by defining rendering rules that automatically assign appropriate tag styles based on the meaning of the underlying status data.

Does this enum rendering approach support both static and dynamic data sources?

Yes, this enum rendering approach supports both static and dynamic data sources, automating the visual formatting of user statuses, category tags, and codes to match organizational standards across varying data inputs.