Hi!
Is it actually possible with Discourse sorting the categories themselves in a Macro-category?
example:
TECH (macro)
Category 1
sub-category of category 1
sub-category of category 1
Category 2
Category 3
GAMES (macro)
Category 1
sub-category of category 1
sub-category of category 1
Category 2
Category 3
I mean, the “macro” should not be a category… but a “visual” way to organize the “Categories” tab
So just CSS then? I strongly recommend avoiding over-categorizing things, as you will overwhelm and confuse your audience.
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I mean this, as shown in the attachment
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Stephen
(Stephen)
08.Февраль.2020 22:15:07
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No, that’s not possible, and if it were it would be pretty jarring to see things presented as a three-tier hierarchy with only two tiers appearing when browsing categories and topics.
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Mh
I didn’t think about that
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JimPas
08.Февраль.2020 22:19:56
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It appears you’re looking for something more like “visually appealing” presentation of this?
Category (with a “pretty” visual banner)
Subcategory 1
Subcategory 2
In others words, you’re looking for a visually appealing tree structure instead of the manner it’s currently presented as?
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A structure that allows me to divide categories by “area”
Stephen
(Stephen)
08.Февраль.2020 22:27:12
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No matter how you phrase it, you’re looking for a three-tiered hierarchy, whilst only presenting the categories in two tiers everywhere else.
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frold
09.Февраль.2020 04:43:37
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franciscom:
TECH (macro)
Category 1
sub-category of category 1
sub-category of category 1
Category 2
Category 3
Why try doing something very twenty-zero’s like with a 2020 software? We are past the phpBB era…
franciscom
(Francisco)
09.Февраль.2020 09:41:08
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Instead of this, perhaps the possibility for the administrator to “sort” the position of the categories even after their creation?
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renato
(Renato Atilio)
09.Февраль.2020 13:47:17
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Just enable the “fixed category positions” setting that does exactly that.
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