Move Entry "Clearing One Doubt" to Vector Calc Category

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The user is experiencing difficulty moving their entry titled "Clearing one doubt I had/have" into the newly created "Vector calculus" category, as it remains in the "Uncategorized" section. Attempts to resolve the issue have been unsuccessful, suggesting a potential bug that may have originated last fall. Previously, categorizing blog entries was possible without issues. The user is seeking assistance or insights from others regarding this problem. The discussion highlights ongoing technical challenges with the categorization feature.
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I'm not able to move my entry "Clearing one doubt I had/have" into the category "Vector calculus" that I just created. This entry appears in the "Uncategorized" category.
I've clicked on almost all I could, with no success. Does anyone have an idea?
 
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It's a bug, which I think started happening last fall. We used to be able to categorize blog entries before that. Not sure why.
 
Ah ok, thank you.
 
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