Taxonomy

The Taxonomy Depth module enables dramatically more efficient taxonomy "depth" searches than the core taxonomy module.

This is a quick little module to allow you to selectively apply nofollow to menu items and taxonomy terms to allow 'sculpting' of pagerank - effectively allowing you to focus search engines' attention on particular areas of your website by controlling the flow of link juice around your website.

This can be useful for large websites, by moving the focus away from links repeated on every page (About us, Contact Us, Privacy Policy, T&Cs etc) and onto the content itself, whilst still allowing you enough granularity to ensure these pages are indexed, somewhere.

Extends the Taxonomy Pages module to handle hierarchies through the book module. Requires the core taxonomy module, the core book module, and the linked taxonomy pages module.

Allows for easy navigation through multi-layered taxonomy hierarchies combined with taxonomy pages using the book module's navigation features.

This module allows an administrator with "administer taxonomy" permission to delegate the administration of a vocabulary to a non-admin role.

The role to which this authority has been delegated may add, modify, and delete terms from a vocabulary. They may, not however, modify the vocabulary itself, nor may they create new vocabularies.

Given that Forums are controlled by a vocabulary, one might give the ability to control them to someone who has no other administrative rights. They can then change the "containers" (parent terms) and forums (child terms). Other popular modules that are vocabulary driven are Image Gallery and Glossary, so they are functions that can be easily delegated. There are many ways in which this module can help.

The Taxtractor module, short for taxonomy extractor, lets you configure a free tagging vocabulary to fill out the rest of the form. For example, given a content type showing a set of 3 radio buttons and an appropriately configured vocabulary, the user, when creating or updating the content, could pick the radio button directly from the taxonomy input field using a simple syntax.

The Book Auto Terms (BATS) module automatically assigns terms to book pages based on the selected parent of the book page. Used in combination with the Book and Taxonomy Access Control modules, the BATS module allows a site administrator to automatically assign who can view and edit new content pages based solely on where in the site map a non-technical user places the new book page.

Possible uses of the BATS module include:

Duplicate/copy an existing role with the same permissions for Access Control and taxonomies, if exist taxonomy access control module, as the original ones.

Now resumed with new maintainer: migueltrindade

No more D6 support :)

The Taxonomy VTN module provides an index for vocabularies, terms and nodes just like those you find at the end of reference or technical books. It supports synonyms, terms, related terms, and parent/child relations. The root Taxonomy VTN path is http://www.example.com/taxonomy_vtn

What is it?

The Open Calais is an integration of the Thomson Reuters' Calais web service into the Drupal platform. The Calais Web Service automatically creates rich semantic metadata for the content you submit – in well under a second. Using natural language processing, machine learning and other methods, Calais analyzes your document and finds the entities within it. But, Calais goes well beyond classic entity identification and returns the facts and events hidden within your text as well.

Seeking a new maintainer

Please contact Todd Nienkerk if you are interested in taking over maintenance of this module.

About Author Taxonomy

Author Taxonomy allows you to assign one or more authors to a node using terms from a taxonomy of author names. This module also provides a fully themable replacement for your byline (the "submitted by Username on date" text).

• Displays author names in a serialized manner: "Jane and Jack" or "Jane, Jack, and Joe."
• Replaces your theme's default post information output (the "submitted by Username on date" text). This is possible in the 5.x version, but it requires changing some lines in your theme.
• NEW! Author terms can be associated with actual user accounts. (6.x-1.x only.)
• IMPROVED! Links each author term to either: (1) a page that lists all nodes tagged with that author or (2) the profile of the user associated with that author. (Option 2 is available only in 6.x-1.x.)
• Option to overwrite the "real" author -- that is, the user who created and published the node -- if one of the author taxonomy terms matches a username.
• Timestamps can be customized using PHP's date() function format strings.