Taxonomy

By default, Nodequeue (http://drupal.org/project/nodequeue) allows you to restrict a queue to show nodes of a particular content type. We had a need to further restrict the nodes to ones that had been tagged with a particular taxonomy term.

This module provides term checkboxes for filtering the autocomplete field when adding nodes to a queue. This does not restrict adding nodes by other methods.

This module provides a new widget for a term reference field that displays the parents of a term matching the autocomplete as well as providing actual TIDs back to the form handlers.

This differs from a standard term reference autocomplete that presents a flat list and only returns the term's name value and tries to suss out the TID from that (which is not guaranteed to be the right one in a hierarchical vocabulary that might have replicated terms). A use case might be:

Allows admins to set what taxonomy vocabularies can be used as pre-filled option lists for webforms. Users can select which vocabularies to include and which to exclude, a common need for this is when using taxonomy for a mixture of user and admin tagging of content.

Overview

This module provides an easy and quick way to translate vocabulary terms. When using the Internationalization module to translate the terms of a vocabulary, you might find this very tedious and time consuming. The process will take you trough a couple of screens for each term you want to translate.

Meet "Translate Terms". This module will offer you a tabular overview of all "to be translated" terms as well as the functionality to translate on the fly, within the same screen.

This is a module primarily which can import n-depth elements in a vocabulary!!

Provides a views contextual filter (argument) that takes a taxonomy term id and sorts (and optionally filters) the matching results in order of their taxonomical relevance (first direct matches, then parent terms, child terms, and finally sibling terms).

If displaying a view of nodes, first add a relationship to a taxonomy term, and then you can add this argument using that relationship.

This module provides a default plugin argument for views, with which you can get the parent terms associated with the current node.

It is very useful to get related content from a higher taxonomic level.

Using it in conjunction with the argument "Taxonomy Term: Parent Term" you can get all those nodes for which the parent node's terms is the same as in the current node.

You can get this argument creating the relationship "Content: Taxonomy terms on node"

Example use case

Suppose we have a Taxonomy Tree like these:

Display suite add on to output taxonomy terms with all parents, for each taxonomy field you'll find a new field called "Term with parents: vocabulary".

Supported options:

This is an additional modules (plugin) for taxonomy display module.

4/14/2012
Currently this module provides:
1. A plugin to replace "core" taxonomy display which will fetch the current page taxonomy children and render them
2. Two new taxonomy "view mode" of "parents viewmode" and "children viewmode".
3. Tested using Display Suite module to utilize the new viewmodes with different layout.

A simple module to add "show as expanded" options to taxonomy menu

I believe in the future taxonomy menu can have this options without the need of additional modules, in the mean time before that happen please use this module to disable "show as expanded" options when creating a menu from taxonomy using taxonomy menu module.

Configuration & installation

Just install the module as normal drupal module, then the new options will appears in your taxonomy vocabulary configuration page as normal taxonomy menu would.