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Change the hierarchy tree
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Go to Settings → Category
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Edit hierarchy menu bar
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Hierarchy | current hierarchy to view/edit |
Hierarchy path | file path to hierarchy file on disk |
Search | search for category name in hierarchy |
sort alphabetically | sort the categories in hierarchy in alphabetically order |
add category | adds a new item to the hierarchy |
delete all categories | ⚠️ deletes all the categores of the hierarchy tree |
reset 🔄 | restore state before making changes to the hierarchy tree |
save hierarchy | save changes to the file on disk if no changes have been made the button is deactivated |
Hierarchy tree file
The category hierarchy tree will be saved to a file called hierarchy.json
This hierarchy tree data will be used across all loaded libraries.
Since version 2.1.0+ a different hierarchy tree can be defined for each library.
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To define a specific hierarchy tree for a library, create an override in the library settings.
Create overwrite
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Overwrite active
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The order of loading the hierarchy:
use hierarchy defined in the library hierarchy overwrite
if not found, use hierarchy defined with environment variable (
DASELEMENT_HIERARCHY)if not found, use hierarchy defined with environment variable in global resources folder (
DASELEMENT_RESOURCES)if not found, use default hierarchy of the installed Das Element version
Edit the hierarchy tree
Each category has the following fields: an ID (by default, the Wikidata ID), a human-readable label, a description text, and synonyms.
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