by Sebastian Pabel » 2017-01-18 15:49
Hi, Dav-o
There are good arguments for either display. As the Citavi Categories are originally intended to reflect the outline of a text written with the Knowledge Items stored in Citavi, only the number of Knowledge Items in this Category is shown.
Consider this case: You have three Knowledge Items in category 3, fifteen in category 3.1 and twenty-seven in category 3.2. Displaying it the way you suggest would list a total of 45 items for category 3, thus omitting how many Knowledge Items are stored in Category 3 itself.
If it's okay with you, I'd file a feature request for our developers as follows:
For parent categories with child categories both the number of items in the parent category itself and the accumulated number of all items inside this category should be shown.
For our example this would be something like "3 Category Three (3/45)".
I can't say, however, if or when we'll be able to implement this feature.
Best regards
Sebastian
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