Defining hierarchical (sub)groups using for (sub)categories ?

  • Resolved demokrates

    (@demokrates)


    7 years ago

    Is there in premium-version a possibility…

    a)
    for building / defining subgroups as hierarchical groups?

    b)
    Can I display (sub)groups as (sub)categories in the menu of the theme and position them hierarchically in the same way ?

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  • Christoph

    (@camthor)

    7 years ago

    No, unfortunately subgroups are not possible.

    Please ask anything regarding the premium version via the support page at https://chattymango.com/support/ (the rules of ww.wp.xz.cn).

    Christoph

    (@camthor)

    7 years ago

    b) In the Premium-Version you can link to a post archive of posts that match one group. You need to use a custom link in the menu. More details on that mentioned support page.

    Thread Starter demokrates

    (@demokrates)

    7 years ago

    > In the Premium-Version you can link to a post archive of
    > posts that match one group. You need to use a custom link in
    > the menu. More details on that mentioned support page.

    Now I have buyed the premium licence 47$

    where I can find the instruction for linking a tag-group in menu

    where is support page ?

    Christoph

    (@camthor)

    7 years ago

    I’ll reply to your support request that you submitted at the website.

    Thread Starter demokrates

    (@demokrates)

    7 years ago

    @camthor

    > No, unfortunately subgroups are not possible.

    Do You plan evelopment of hierarchically (sub)tags / (sub)groups ?

    like:

    -> How to Use Tags to Organize Evernote
    https://evernote.com/blog/how-to-use-tags-to-organize-evernote/

    Christoph

    (@camthor)

    7 years ago

    No, because:

    1. This would be technically too different from how it is made now and everything would need to be changed.
    2. Having multi-layer groups would make it very difficult to have more than one parent group for the same tag.
    3. I prefer to keep it simple and more reliable, which makes it easier and less time-consuming to maintain and to provide support.
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