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How to access

You can access the Notes Category Add/Edit by clicking on User → User Note Categories → Add New Category

• Other Access methods to Add/Edit a Notes Category are:

• Add. Click the New Toolbar button on User Note Categories page.
• Edit. Click a category title name on User Note Categories page. Click Edit Toolbar button after a checkbox is checked lon User Note Categories page.

Description

This is where you can add a new Category or edit an existing Category. Categories are used to organize the User Notes. Categories allow you to display related User notes together on a page and to filter User Notes in the User Notes Manager. All User Notes are assigned either to a Category that you create or to the special Category called 'Uncategorized'.

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TinyMCE editor

<translate> TinyMCE is the default editor for both Frontend and Backend users. TinyMCE is a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) editor that allows users a familiar word-processing interface to use when editing Articles and other content.</translate>

<translate> TinyMCE can be configured with 3 different sets of toolbar buttons</translate>

<translate> *Set 2 is assigned to 'Public'.</translate> <translate> *Set 1 is assigned to the 'Manager' and 'Registered'.</translate> <translate>

• Set 0 is the most extended toolbar and is by default assigned to the 'Administrator', 'Editor' and 'Super Users'.

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[[Image:Help30-editor-tinymce-advanced-<translate> en</translate>.png|600px|none]] <translate> Learn about Toolbars, Editor Buttons and Accessibility of TinyMCE.</translate>

No editor

<translate> If 'No editor' is selected for a User, then a simple text editor displays. This allows you to enter in raw, unformatted HTML. You can use the toolbar 'Preview' button to preview how the HTML will display.</translate>

<translate> Note that the 'No Editor' option can be useful if you are entering in 'boilerplate' or custom HTML, for example to create a PayPal link. TinyMCE automatically re-formats and strips some HTML when a file is saved. This can cause complex HTML to not work correctly.</translate>

<translate> If this happens, you can temporarily change the editor to 'No Editor' and create the desired content. Note that if you wish to edit this content in the future, you should be careful to change your editor to 'No Editor'. Otherwise, if you open and save the content with TinyMCE, you may lose your custom HTML.</translate>

Related Information

• User Manager: Add/Edit Notes
• User Manager: Users Notes
• User Manager: User Note Categories
• To work with existing Categories: Category Manager
• To work with Articles: Article Manager
• To create a page showing Articles for a Category in a Blog layout: Menu Item Manager - New/Edit - Category Blog Layout
• To create a page showing Articles for a Category in a List layout: Menu Item Manager - New/Edit - Category List Layout