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This is for front end Fan Pages and Groups.

It's very important to always have Sub-Categories for your Main Categories as the script sorts Fan Pages and Groups by the Sub-Categories. Sub-Categories designate whether this is a Fan Page or a Group and without those, the script can't properly sort them. Make sure your users know to always choose a Sub-Category when making their page/group. Note that for these Groups, it is needed to do this way. If using the new (as of v4.4.0) Group App, please see this tutorial.

To make main Categories

The image below shows default Main Categories as a user would see it, front end:

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Click Settings (found under Tools) and choose Pages (Note that this is not the Pages found under CMS).

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Choose Add Category
- For main categories, do not select a Parent category as that's only for sub-categories.
- Enter a name for the category.
- Click submit when done.

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When making the main categories there is no select to make this for a Group or a Fan Page. You would do that in the sub-categories. More on that later in the tutorial.

To Make Sub-Categories (Including for Groups)

If you want to make new Sub-Categories for your site's front end pages and groups, this is how to do it. You can use the default Categories as the Parent or you can use the ones you make for it from the above tutorial.

Click Settings (found under Tools) and choose Pages (Note that this is not the Pages found under CMS) *see menu image above
Choose Add Category
- You need to select a Parent Category and once you do, more options will open up.
- Put a name for this Sub-Category.
- Set "Is a Group" to Yes if this is for a front end Group or leave it at No if this is for a front end Page.
- Click Submit.

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