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*Clicking on '''[+]'''/'''[-]''' expands/collapses the tree one level. Clicking on the Category description opens the Category page itself which describes the category in more detail and contains links to sub-categories and article/document/File pages within the category (if any). | *Clicking on '''[+]'''/'''[-]''' expands/collapses the tree one level. Clicking on the Category description opens the Category page itself which describes the category in more detail and contains links to sub-categories and article/document/File pages within the category (if any). | ||
| + | {{NAVY|'''December 2014''': The category tree is ''outdated'' and is in the process of being replaced by {{SMW}}. Editors should not manually put more material in categories. Until the transition to SMW is complete, readers should be prepared to explore somewhat.}} | ||
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Revision as of 12:04, 19 December 2014
Using The Category Tree
- The box on the left contains expandable/collapsible lists of page categories under the 'Content' and 'Project categories.
- The [x] symbol indicates there are either no pages or no sub-categories in the category
- Clicking on [+]/[-] expands/collapses the tree one level. Clicking on the Category description opens the Category page itself which describes the category in more detail and contains links to sub-categories and article/document/File pages within the category (if any).
December 2014: The category tree is outdated and is in the process of being replaced by SMW. Editors should not manually put more material in categories. Until the transition to SMW is complete, readers should be prepared to explore somewhat.
