Categories: Create, Rename, Colour, Arrange and Delete
Learn how to create and manage Categories in Creative Imagination Organiser. This lesson shows you how to add, rename, colour, rearrange and delete a Category.
What you'll learn
- Understand the role of a Category in CIO.
- Create a new Category.
- Rename an existing Category.
- Give a Category its own colour.
- Move Categories up or down into the order you want.
- Delete a Category and move it to Trash.
Quick reminder
A Category is the main area that Subcategories sit under. Use Add to create one, Rename to change its name, give it a colour to make it easier to spot, move it up or down to change its position, and Delete to move it to Trash.
Try it yourself
Create a new Category, rename it, give it a colour, move it up or down in the list, then delete it and confirm that you want to move it to Trash.
Common questions
What is a Category in CIO?
A Category is the big-picture area that your Subcategories sit under.
How do I create a Category?
Select Add, enter the Category name you want, then select OK.
Can I rename a Category?
Yes. Select the Category and choose Rename.
Can I change the order of Categories?
Yes. Categories can be moved up or down so you can arrange them in the order that works best for you.
What happens when I delete a Category?
Select the Category, choose Delete, and confirm that you want to move it to Trash.
Read video transcript
Think of a Category as the big picture — the main area that your Subcategories will sit under.
To create a Category, select Add, enter the name you want, then select OK.
To change a Category name, select it and choose Rename.
You can also give a Category its own colour, making different areas easier to spot.
Categories can be moved up or down, so you can arrange them in the order that works best for you.
If you no longer need a Category, select it, choose Delete, and confirm that you want to move it to Trash.
And that’s all you need to create, rename, colour, arrange and delete Categories in Creative Imagination Organiser.