How many folders can you add to the Author>Contents panel?

The topics below are not in that folder as they would be indented if they were. Are those the topics that should be in the folder or are we talking about other topics? There are two other topics in the highlighted General Ledger folder. There's no arrow to open that folder and view the topics.

Even when I drag topics into this General Ledger folder, I cannot view any of those topics from the Control panel. Therefore, I took the General Ledger Introduction back out of the folder so that I could easily view it and work with it.

If those are the topics, then drag them over the folder. Otherwise what is missing? From the Control panel, I cannot easily view and work with any topics in this folder. Also, I cannot create subfolders under this folder. When I attempt to create other new folders, I get the same result as this General Ledger "folder".  

Ideally, it'd be great if all folders to function as in the following image:

I missed seeing the image as you attached it rather than putting it in the content.

You are showing a folder called General Ledger 8.0.13.0.

The topics below are not in that folder as they would be indented if they were. Are those the topics that should be in the folder or are we talking about other topics?

If those are the topics, then drag them over the folder. Otherwise what is missing?

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Sections is a term related to the TOC rather than the Contents panel. Understood. Wasn't sure what else to call it. Is there another name I should use? I also included an image with the "folder" highlighted.

Are you definitely looking in the Contents panel for the topics you see in File Explorer? Yes, absolutely. If you notice in the image, the "folder" doesn't have an arrow next to it like other true folders do. I've included the image again, and this is a screenshot from the Contents panel.

[please use image icon in web interface instead of attachments]

You can have as many folders in the Contents panel as you want. Sections is a term related to the TOC rather than the Contents panel. However, again you can have as many sections as you want.

Are you definitely looking in the Contents panel for the topics you see in File Explorer?

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