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Old 05-24-2018, 06:27 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by Zalbag View Post
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Concerning Calibre’s interface on the left side panel, where it shows the categories you can sort by. Is there a way to create new categories for sorting your books? For example: creating sub-groups that you can drag & drop your books into (organize/sort them better) like: Books, Educational Books, Comic Books, Light Novels, Manga, & etc?
Custom columns of the following types will appear in the left sidebar, which is commonly known as the 'Tag browser':

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Within the Tag Browser the word 'Category' is used to refer collectively to the 'columns' that are displayed there. I mentally rename the sidebar as the 'Category Browser'.

If you right click on 'empty space' in the Tag Browser, there are some settings you can apply to the panel as a whole, there are more panel wide settings in Preferences->Look and Feel->Tag Browser, and yet more behind the Configure Button at the bottom-left of the sidebar. The Category names (e.g. Authors) also have right click settings, and right clicking individual items presents a list of available actions.

Have you watched the Video Tutorials. I found them very useful when I started using calibre. Ordinarily I loathe instruction videos, but with these I found it easy to watch a segment, pause, and try out the related feature. if I didn't 'get it' I'd rewind the video, re-watch the segment, and try again.

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