Taxonomy

It creates a single node of a configurable content type for each term in a specific vocabulary.

In this way you can extend the term to hold any other information that a node (cck preferably) can hold. It's an useful module to create different category listings using views. This module prevent you to edit or delete the created node, handles updates and deletion of terms.

It also handles hierarchy by automatically assigning the vocabulary to the set content type and maintaining the hierarchy on the node as well.

*** NOTE: You've seen that V4 is out? Please read the message in issues. ***

Taxonomy Router pages Taxonomy vocabularies/terms (the module treats them as very similar items) as a list of terms or nodes.

This kind of functionality keeps appearing in taxonomy modules. So now it is a separate module which may, for code minimalists, prove useful in itself.

What is is?

More Like This provides a pluggable framework for providing related content. This data is provided as blocks to be manipulated during theming.

How does it work?

More Like This works by first specifying your "Thumbprint" for a particular node on the node edit form. By "thumbprint" we mean you can specify
the terms/words that you, as an editor, feel uniquely identifies this content item. You can either select existing taxonomy terms associated with this specific node, enter free hand terms, or have them prefilled for you with suggestions returned by the Calais Web Service.

Note for 1.1 release: Make sure you are also using Calais 3.0+ for proper integration with Calais Prefill.

Providers

More Like This has a pluggable architecture for providing related content based on keywords. Currently developed More Like This providers are:

• Internal Taxonomy search
• Flickr image search
• Google Video search
• Yahoo BOSS Web/News search
• Yahoo BOSS Image search

This module has been abandoned in favor of Taxonomy Menu which does the same thing with more features.

It adds taxonomy terms to the menu system. This module depends on Pathauto if you are willing to build a proper hierarchy menu structure out of your taxonomy terms (if the taxonomy has hierarchy of course).

This module only works with Disabled and Single hierarchy vocabularies.

Seeking a new maintainer

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

About Taxonomy Widget

Implements a new form element named taxonomy_widget for selecting a vocabulary and then a term within that vocabulary. The term list is dynamically populated by jQuery when a vocabulary is selected.

The element takes an array for the #default_value property with up to two keyed elements:

This module is not recommended in cases where you use other modules that modify the taxonomy form elements in some regard. Many incompatibilities (such as forum and simplenews) have been reported in the issues queue and there's no good way of ensuring compatibility with all such modules.

This module is useful only in the case where a module like Content Taxonomy does not provide the input widget required, and the default taxonomy field does.

This module was designed to update the heading tag at the top of the taxonomy term page. The contents of this H1 (or sometimes H2) tag are *extremely* important for SEO (Search Engine Optimization). People interested in SEO may prefer to add more user-friendly, keyword-rich, and descriptive words to this heading element.

This is an add-on module for Image Gallery. It provides a new tab, with listings of thumbnail images for admins to quickly assign many images to a new gallery in one action. The visual thumbnails are helpful in cases where your images only have generic titles such as IMG_1234.

There is some searching and sorting ability to find images by gallery name or image title.

Cumulus allows you to display your site's tags using Flash that rotates them beautifully in 3D. It works like a regular tag cloud, but is more visually exciting.

D8 Version

After consult with the maintainer of taxonomy_tooltip we would like to join efforts in some way. There is no need why these modules should co-exist independently. See "merge of taxonomy_tooltip and glossify?" issue. The outcome is that Glossify takes over, so you came to the right place ;-).

D7 Version

The Glossify module provides filters that scan and parse content and replace terms in the text with links to their pages. The d7 version is a complete rewrite of the module to be as simple and performant as possible. Currently it consists of 2 filters:

1. Glossify with taxonomy
   • links taxonomy terms appearing in content to their taxonomy term page.
   • select which taxonomy vocabularies to use as the source for the terms.
   • indicate whether or not matching is case sensitive.
   • indicate whether or not every match should be linked or just the first occurrence.
   • display the term definition as a tooltip while hovering the glossified link.
2. Glossify with content
   • links node titles of content appearing in other content to their node page.
   • select which content types to use as the source for the terms.
   • indicate whether or not matching is case sensitive.
   • indicate whether or not every match should be linked or just the first occurrence.
   • display the text from a selected field on the linked node as a tooltip while hovering the glossified link.