eyengage: Creating categories/sub-categories
Categories and sub-categories are ways of organising your posts on eyengage. You can filter by category/sub-category using the left sidebar. A category must contain at least one sub-category.
In the top right, under
Settings, click
Categories.
In the pop-up, click + Add New Category.
Type in a name for the category in the blank space.
Select whether this category is for just Parents, just Employees, or All.
Click + Add New Sub-category under the category you just created.
Type a name for the sub-category in the blank space.
Click on the coloured square to select a colour for this sub-category.
Click Save.
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