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## Tutorials
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### Classifier
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### Document Classifier
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This plugin creates a concept named `classifier`. All files in a directory (e.g. `_post`) should be the
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same classification, all pages containing the same specific frontmatter key value (e.g. `tag: js`) can also be a
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classification.
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`Document classifier` is a set of functions that can classify pages with the same characteristics. For a blog developer, the same characteristics may exist between different pages as follows:
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So there are two different types of classification. Of course, both of them may be related to another common
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requirement, `pagination`. Next, let's take a look at the benefits of this plugin from the shallow to the deep.
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- Pages put in a directory (e.g. `_post`)
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- Pages containing the same specific frontmatter key value (e.g. `tag: js`).
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Of course, both of them may be related to another common
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requirement, `pagination`.
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So, how to combine them skillfully? Next, let's take a look at how this plugin solve these problems.
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