{* $Id: admin_category.tpl 54555 2015-03-19 12:51:49Z xavidp $ *}
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	<span class="pull-left fa-stack fa-lg margin-right-18em" alt="{tr}Configuration Wizard{/tr}" title="Configuration Wizard">
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	{tr}Global content category system. Items of different types (wiki pages, articles, tracker items, etc) can be added to one or more categories. Permissions set for a category will apply to all items in that category, allowing access to be restricted to certain groups, users, etc{/tr}.</br></br>
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			<legend>{tr}Categories{/tr}</legend>
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			{tr}Categories are set up in the admin categories panel. Please see the Categories item in the Admin menu{/tr}.<br>
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			{tr}.. or ..{/tr} <a href="tiki-admin_categories.php" target="_blank">{tr}Set up categories here{/tr}</a><br>
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			{if $prefs['flaggedrev_approval'] eq 'y' && empty($prefs['flaggedrev_approval_categories'])}
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					{tr}You have the feature '<strong>Revision Approval</strong>' enabled, but you haven't defined yet which content categories require revision approval for their wiki pages{/tr}.
					{tr}Once you have <a href="tiki-admin_categories.php" target="_blank">some categories defined</a>, go back to the Configuration Wizard step '<strong>Set up Wiki environment</strong>' and define them there{/tr}.
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			<em>{tr}See also{/tr} <a href="http://doc.tiki.org/category" target="_blank">{tr}Categories{/tr} @ doc.tiki.org</a></em>
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