This is a Features module that sets up a taxonomy vocabulary for U.S. states and territories. Each term gets some abbreviation data and geographical region data, via the Geofield module.
This module allows to handle the node access based on taxonomy. In tac_lite module, It will handle the permission based on term ids. If any one tid from node allows true, It will allow access. This module allows to handle the permission across the vocabulary by AND / OR Condition (configurable). It supports view, edit, delete permissions.
This module adds a Feeds Tamper plugin that allows the import of hierarchical taxonomy fields within a node importer. Taxonomy hierarchies can be generated dynamically when importing content, rather than requiring creation ahead of time. Non-existent terms will be auto-created or skipped depending on the mapping settings.
When auto-creation is enabled, a field with the value "Term1>>Term2>>Term3" will generate a taxonomy structure of:
This module provides a filter for views that display taxonomy terms. This filter works like the 'Parent Term' filter however it takes the term id from an argument and converts it to the parent id.
Facets taxonomy tree provides a facet processor that allows you to show the entire taxonomy tree with out having to have all the term ids in the index. It plays well with facets hierarchy processor.
This module helps importing taxonomies from a .csv file in a hierarchical manner.
This module allows to bulk update any entity reference field that is found on any of the selected nodes. It does it using Drupal 8 native actions.
You just need to select the nodes that you want to edit terms from, select 'Update terms' from the dropdown and click on 'Apply'. You'll then be presented with a form that contains fields that appear in at least one of the selected nodes. You just need to populate the values as desired (or leave blank if you don't want to change a field) and submit.
Term reference change is an API module that provides functionality for modules that need to change term references in bulk. It provides no user interface or user facing functionality and should only be installed if another module depends on it.
Term split allows users to split taxonomy terms in two and to divide any referencing content between the new terms.
