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# How To Add A Category in Blogs

Categorizing your blog posts is not only an important way for you to stay organized, but also it can help your readers find the posts and content they are looking for. Follow these simple steps to learn how to create and add categories to your Blog section:

* Navigate to Sites > Blogs
* On the Blogs page, you’ll see a gear icon in the top right corner.
* Click on the gear, or Settings feature.

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* Toggle to Categories
* Click “+Add new category” to create a new category

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* Follow the instructions in the popup.
* You can also view a list of existing categories - if you wish to edit or delete an existing Category, click the 3-dot menu on the right-hand side of the list and you can make changes from the menu that will pop up.

It’s as easy as that to add Categories to your blog section.


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