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Each Link in WordPress is filed under one or more Link Categories. This aids in navigation and allows Links to be grouped with others of similar content. In creating Link Categories, recognize that each Link Category name must be unique. If you are using the WordPress Default Theme (one of the two themes delivered with WordPress), Links are shown, grouped by Link Category, in the sidebar. This SubPanel allows you to create new Link Categories, edit or delete existing ones, and organize your Link Categories hierarchically.
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Next to the Manage Link Categories text at the top of this panel is an (add new) link to jump to the bottom of this panel to begin adding new Tags. To the right is a search box where you can enter a word, or series of words, and click the "Search Tags" button to search and display all the Tags meeting your search words.
This table lists all of your Link Categories by row. Link Categories are displayed alphabetically.
At the top of the table is the Delete button. Any Link Category that has the checkbox set will be deleted when the Delete button is clicked. When the Link Categories are deleted, a splash message will appear at the top of the screen saying "Categories deleted."
The table of categories contains the following columns:
This part of the SubPanel, which is conveniently linked to from the top of the Table of Link Categories, allows you to create a new Link Category. There are three pieces of information associated with each new Link Category: the name, the slug, and the description.
This part of the SubPanel only displays when you click on a Link Categories' Name in the Table of Link Categories. It is possible to edit three pieces of information associated with each Link Category: the name, the slug, and the description.
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