Course Categories
Note
Each Course offered must belong to a Course Category so please add Course Categories before attempting to create a Course.
Course Categories allow you to filter lists of Events by the category they are assigned to and financial reports relating to the sales of Events in each category. This is useful if you wish to compare sales of one category with another category, or want to see Events in a single product range.
A course category should contain multiple courses. For example:
Food Hygiene
- Level 1 Food Hygiene Course
- Level 2 Food Hygiene Course
- Level 3 Food Hygiene Course
In addition, you can create subcategories. For example:
Project Management Courses
- Prince2 Training
- Prince2 Foundation Course
- Prince2 Foundation & Practitioner Course
- Prince2 Practitioner Consolidation & Reaccreditation Course
- MSP Training Courses
- MSP Foundation Course
- MSP Foundation & Practitioner Course
- MSP Practitioner Exam Preparation
Reordering
Note
The order of categories on this page is replicated throughout Administrate wherever categories are presented as options. It is, therefore, advisable to put the most popular categories at the top of the list.
Drag and drop categories and subcategories to reorder them.
Reordering Course Categories
Deleting or Editing Categories/Subcategories
Delete and Edit buttons
The "-" button will delete the category/subcategory. A dialogue box will appear to confirm the deletion.
The pencil button will edit the category/subcategory. An editor window will be displayed to let you to do this.
WYSIWYG Editor
The editor has a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface, letting you see what the end-user will see when they read your description. It operates similarly to common word processing software and no HTML skills are necessary. However, there is an HTML view button to switch to make your own HTML edit and tweaks.
Please note that pasting content from a rich text editor, such as Word, can produce undesirable results. We recommend that you always check the HTML code for better results.
What the icons in the WYSIWYG editor allow you to do.
HTML view
Bullet List, Numbered List
These function as per word processor packages:
- 1st line in a bullet list
- 2nd line in a bullet list
- 3rd line in a bullet list
- 1st line in a numbered list
- 2nd line in a numbered list
- 3rd line in a numbered list
Indent left and right
These function as per word processor packages:
This sentence is indented to the right.
This sentence is indented to the left.
Insert Link
You can insert a link to another web page in the editor.
Check ‘Open link in new tab’ if you wish for the user to stay on the current page and view the link in a separate browser tab.
Insert Link Dialogue Box
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