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Default sub-tags are different to new sub-tags
For the default hierarchical tags, such as "Health" and "Insurance", the "Insurance" tag shows up as "Health >> Insurance" in the tag section.
For manually added hierarchical tags such as "ParentTag" and "ChildTag", where "ChildTag" is added as a sub-tag of "ParentTag", "ChildTag" shows up as "ChildTag" instead of "ParentTag >> ChildTag".
These symptoms are also visible when auto-adding tags.
For manually added hierarchical tags such as "ParentTag" and "ChildTag", where "ChildTag" is added as a sub-tag of "ParentTag", "ChildTag" shows up as "ChildTag" instead of "ParentTag >> ChildTag".
These symptoms are also visible when auto-adding tags.
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Inappropriate?Hey Tyler,
After screwing around a bit more I figured out where I went wrong.
If a tag shows up as "Health >> Insurance" then it indicates that there is another tag called "Insurance". It's so you don't get mixed up so you know which "Insurance" tag it is talking about.
If there was only one Insurance tag, then it would just show as "Insurance", even if it was a subtag of Health.
That clear it up a bit?
I’m happy someone actually chased this up.
