The Own Term module grew out of the need to create blogs that were more flexible than the standard blog that comes out of the box with Drupal, particularly:
The TVI (Taxonomy Views Integrator) module allows selective overriding of taxonomy terms and/or vocabulary with the view of your choice. Using TVI you can easily create custom views to output all terms in X vocabulary.
TVI will try not to interfere with views or taxonomy/term page displays if no TVI views exist for the current page request.
This is now easier to do with Views or even just theming. I'm not using this module anymore, but if someone wants to maintain it, please contact me.
Have you ever used CCK Blocks? This module does the same thing but for terms.
It's not very easy to create a block just to show the terms in the node, this module will create a block for every Vocabulary. This module also provides a function to print the terms of a node on a page or content, all you have to do is:
This module provides the ability to define ranges for facets as an add-on functionality to the existing Faceted Search module.
The field taxonomy module allows you to do two things
1) Select taxonomy terms to attach to fields themselves.
This leads to such fields only being available for a node form if the node in question has already one of the selected terms assigned.
2) Select taxonomy terms to attach to values for taxonomy fields.
Both functionalities are currently not working with free-tagging vocabularies.
A catalogue shows items in a category, along with subcategories. With this module, this is a view of nodes that embeds a view of terms, with a taxonomy term argument which affects both: the main view shows nodes for the given term, and the embedded view shows the child terms of the given term.
This is a modification of the taxonomy_menu module which creates the menu from any number of single level vocabularies, which is useful in situations where each category shares the same subcategories. Take for instance a heirarchy like clothing. The levels might be as follows:
vocab 1: Autumn, Summer, Fall
vocab 2: men, women
vocab 3: shirts, pants, shoes
vocab 4: size 10, 12, 14
vocab 5: colour red, green yellow
Allow one Node per selected Term
Taxonomy NCO uses Normalised Co-Occurrence analysis to look for relationships between terms in Drupal vocabularies. This allows us to infer semantic relationships between terms, and thus to provide advanced 'you may also be interested in' links. On large vocabularies this technique can bring big improvements in user experience and SEO.
