TagCanvas is a Javascript class which will draw and animate a HTML5 canvas based tag cloud. It is based on http://www.goat1000.com/tagcanvas.php. This module is dependent on Tagadelic module.
This module exposes the Vocabulary to the field system. It defines a single bundle and a single view mode.
The data is loaded when you load a vocabulary, but it is up to you with what you do with it!
This module adds an extra button to the form for adding a taxonomy term. Whereas saving a new term normally takes you to a blank form for adding another term, this extra button inserts the fields values from the first term.
This improves UX when adding lots of terms which will have lots of similar field values.
Shows a taxonomy herarchy using a visual graph which nodes you can navigate.
Based on the script and the demo at http://kenneth.kufluk.com/google/js-mindmap/
The content_taxonomy module allows significant customisation over the field used to select taxonomy terms while adding or editing a node. This module provides
additional customisation by allowing the administrator to limit the term selection to specific terms, rather than just subtrees.
This module also allows the administrator to cloak terms with an alias. This is useful when the taxonomy term changes between the add/edit context and the view context.
Taxonomy Menu Block allows you to make blocks containing unordered lists that represent the structure of your vocabularies, creating a menu out of your taxonomies (without using Drupal's menu system).
I have this common request from my clients to allow them to "name" each individual sub-queue of a smartqueue. so for example, if I have three smartqueues, LEFT, CENTER, and RIGHT that print lists of content for various tax term pages in those lcoations, we may want to title them differently for different terms. Not all left lists are the 'hottest' content in that category.
By default, Workbench Access provides editorial access control on node content. This module extends that functionality to also provide editorial access control on taxonomy terms.
Ever wished you could apply some CSS style on nodes based on its terms? Now you can with the pullup module.
Opigno LMS glossary nodes.
