Make sure no item is selected in the tree, then either:
right-click in the tree and select
Add Group.
from the
Create section of the
action bar,
click
Create Group
.
A new root node named "New Group" by default is added at
the bottom of the tree.
Drag the items to be grouped together to the new group.
To create a child group, either:
right-click a group in the tree and select
Add Group.
select a group in the tree, and then click
Create Group
from the
Create section of the
action bar.
A new child group is added under the selected parent group.
Important:
If you do not select a group as the parent,
the new child group is created under the parent group of the selected item.
To rename a group, double-click it, enter the new name, and then
press
Enter.
Select a group then from the standard section of the
action bar,
click
Properties
.
Expand the Attribute category, and then select the
exclusive option.
When this option is selected, only one child of this group can be active at a time.
Check boxes are replaced by radio buttons in the tree.
This lets you organize
your experience in layers and tailor it to different target audiences by
showing various experience states. Clicking a radio button automatically
deactivates the other radio buttons and only the selected child is visible
in your experience.
Select the appropriate radio button to switch from one
configuration to another.
Repeat the previous steps as many times as necessary to organize
your experience.
To delete a group from the tree, right-click it and then select
Remove.