modules/category/README.txt

// $Id: README.txt,v 1.2 2006/05/08 13:38:25 jaza Exp $

Readme
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The category module allows you to structure your site and to organize content
with categories. Features:

 - Categories and containers are created as nodes
 - Content can be assigned to categories
 - Categories can be structured (usually hierarchically) within a container
 - Categories and containers can be structured within any other categories
   and containers, allowing for complex hybrid site structures
 - RSS feeds available for categories and containers
 - Any node types can be given category or container behavior
 - Extensible architecture allows other modules to build on the functionality
   of this 'base module'
 - Wrapper modules allow full backwards-compatibility with the taxonomy and
   book modules (which this module is based upon), and thus with most other
   modules that depend on them

Note: this is a summary of the full feature list, which is maintained at http://category.greenash.net.au/features.

Send comments to jazepstein@greenash.net.au.


Support
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The official support and documentation website for this module is located at http://category.greenash.net.au/ - please search there and on drupal.org for any information that you may require. All issues (e.g. support requests, bug reports) are to be submitted using the drupal.org issue tracker.


Author
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Jeremy Epstein <jazepstein@greenash.net.au>
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6	The category module allows you to structure your site and to organize content
7	with categories. Features:
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9	- Categories and containers are created as nodes
10	- Content can be assigned to categories
11	- Categories can be structured (usually hierarchically) within a container
12	- Categories and containers can be structured within any other categories
13	and containers, allowing for complex hybrid site structures
14	- RSS feeds available for categories and containers
15	- Any node types can be given category or container behavior
16	- Extensible architecture allows other modules to build on the functionality
17	of this 'base module'
18	- Wrapper modules allow full backwards-compatibility with the taxonomy and
19	book modules (which this module is based upon), and thus with most other
20	modules that depend on them
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22	Note: this is a summary of the full feature list, which is maintained at http://category.greenash.net.au/features.
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24	Send comments to jazepstein@greenash.net.au.
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27	Support
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30	The official support and documentation website for this module is located at http://category.greenash.net.au/ - please search there and on drupal.org for any information that you may require. All issues (e.g. support requests, bug reports) are to be submitted using the drupal.org issue tracker.
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33	Author
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36	Jeremy Epstein <jazepstein@greenash.net.au>