Simply use the first link provided,
http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/using-routeros-to-vlan-your-network/126489/1
To help you when reading through this…
First Define the VLANS with interface bridge
Each VLAN gets ip pool, ip address, dhp-server, dhcp-server network.
Ensure all vlans are interface list members for LAN (bridge not required).
Clear and easiest NOT to use bridge for any data, so if you have a home vlan just use another vlan for that traffic.
Define
/interface bridge ports
which includes wired ethernet ports going to your users and WLANS
For any ports going directly to users and wlans you will need to set the PVID=XX number of vlan, this tells the router to assign that tag to incoming traffic and to strip it when leaving the port.
(access ports).
Define
/interface bridge vlans
Although the router creates rules for access ports dynamically they will not show up on a config and I like to map the bridge ports to bridge vlans when reviewing a config so I always manually include the settings. In general each vlan gets an entry/line
basic structure
add bridge=bridge tagged=bridge, (and any other etherports carrying multiple vlans (trunk ports) vlan-id=xx
add bridge=bridge tagged=bridge untagged= (any ether ports on the vlan that are going to PCs or WLANS - aka are actually access ports ) vlan-ids=xy
Note: you can combine for a single vlan both tagged and untagged ports/wlans.
Last step: SELECT BRIDGE itself and change vlan-filtering from NO to YES.
DONE! Then come back with firewall rule change requests as most people get into trouble viewing youtube videos etc…
IN other words state what you want to control or any other functionality desired …