I created two vocabularies taxonomy: products and gallery. Created two different views of these terms. Includes standard representation "Taxonomy term" and now on the product page of the node are displayed in a gallery - no! What could it be?
I found that using the Taxonomy Views Integrator module (https://www.drupal.org/project/tvi) provided me with great flexibility and control. Basically it allows selective overriding of taxonomy terms and/or vocabulary with the view of your choice.
Here's a link on how to implement it.
Hope it helps.
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I am using the WordLift plugin for WordPress. I have created a custom taxonomy and I'd like to make it become a Wordlift entity. Is there a way to achieve it?
I've seen this answer for custom post types.
Custom post types support in WordLift
I am currently working on an autocomplete select to use in the taxonomy terms edit screen that would allow you to select an entity from the Vocabulary, thus mapping a taxonomy term to an entity.
Initially I will use this to generate a JSON-LD for the taxonomy term and to provide extensible semantic tagging of posts (e.g. for a LodgingBusiness entity type which has an amenityFeature mapped to the taxonomy term, this would allow me to bind the amenityFeature to well-known knowledge graphs such as DBpedia and Wikidata).
In a later stage the entity page could extend the taxonomy term page and provide automatic suggestion for taxonomy terms when the entity is discovered in texts.
What is your aim exactly, it's would be useful to shape the next releases.
PS: WordLift CTO here.
I have an organization page with a taxonomy field. I'd like to create a view of news pages tagged with the same taxonomy term used in this field. I've read and watched several tutorials on relationships and context filters but none of them have helped me create this view. How can this be done?
I'm using Drupal 7.5
The trick is to use default value of contextual filter:
I am using Drupal 7 and I try to add tags to my site's users. I see that I could relate any content node with taxonomy terms, but I cannot find a way to relate users with taxonomy terms.
I thought that maybe I could build a custom content type and relate this with the specific taxonomy. But even then, I cannot add a field to the custom content type referencing a user.
I cannot believe that drupal is missing such a feature. What am I missing? Any ideas?
I was right. Drupal includes such functionality. Following the "admin-->Configuration-->Account Settings-->Manage fields" path, drupal allows to add fields to user accounts. There, I can relate my user accounts with taxonomy terms or other content types.
I hope this answer will be useful to others.
I'm stuck and need your help!
Setting:
I have a Drupal 6 website and activated the view for taxonomy term pages.
On my website a taxonomy page is composed of several different content types.
All the different content pieces are tight together by the shared taxonomy term and displayed by the taxonomy view.
Problem:
When searching for keywords, I just want the taxonomy pages to show up. All other content types should not be displayed. How do I do that?
Thx 123kit
There are different ways to do search in Drupal. The simple ones, for sites without lots of content is just use the built in search with Drupal, or build a view with exposed filters.
If you do the latter you are able to decide what is searchable, so you can make a search page for taxonomy terms only, one for articles etc. I'm not sure what exactly you want to be searchable, but if it's not too complex. it should be doable by setting up a view and using exposed filters.
I have several different content type nodes (videos, image galleries, stories...) that I would like to categorize and create a top-level page that aggregates these nodes. So for example, the top-level page would have teaser thumbnails very similar to the front page view but of course filtered for that topic (like for instance automobiles, and motorcycles would have its own page, etc...).
What is the best way to accomplish this? Taxonomy? Views?
You would use both Taxonomy and Views.
Taxonomy would categorize the content, and Views would allow you to configure the display however you like.
One possibility is having an Argument of a taxonomy term, (example, /path/path/taxonomy-term/index.htm) where taxonomy term is a passed URL argument. This would filter all content to that term.
You could also just rely on the taxonomy system, where content resides at /taxonomy/tid, but I don't think you get much control of the output that way.
You may also want to look into a module like Taxonomy VTN for a drill down list of taxonomy:
http://drupalmodules.com/module/taxonomy-vtn
There are lots of ways to approach this. Personally, I would use Views.