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# Category

### 1. Create a new Category

To create a new Category, please navigate to **Place > Categories** in the left sidebar. Top-Right the list of Categories. Click "+**Add Category"** button.

In the "**Add Category**" popup, choose from the following options:

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**Name:** Enter the name of the category.

**Slug:** The “slug” is the URL-friendly version of the name. It is usually all lowercase and contains only letters, numbers, and hyphens.

**Priority:** Put a number for priority of category in witch you need to sort. If the priority number is the largest, the category will be displayed on top of the list.

**Feature title:** Ex: Top place to Eat & Drink

**Icon Map Marker:**  Upload an icon (svg or png) for the category. All places in this category will be showing on the maps with this icon.

After completing all the necessary fields, click on the "**Add**" button.

### 2. Manager Categories

1. Go to the Place - Category menu. 
2. In the Table, where you can manager category 

* Make **is feature:** If you enable this function, the category will showing on the Detail city page
* **Status:** The function will on/off the category  
* **Edit & Delete**


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