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Description:
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This module provides a site map page for your taxonomy, and a block that can be
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used as a navigation menu.
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Requirements:
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This module requires drupal 4.5.x or greater.
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Installation:
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1. Copy the sitemenu directory and all its contents to your modules/ directory.
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2. Enable the module by visiting Administer -> Site Building -> Modules.
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3. Allow access to it under Administer -> User management -> Access control.
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4. Configure the module under Administer -> Site configuration -> sitemenu
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- You may choose to omit one or more vocabularies. Normally leave that as it is.
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- You can change the navigation link text if you want. Normally leave that as it is.
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- Number of nodes to show per taxonomy term. This sets the maximum number of nodes
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to show per term. Set it to 0 if you want to disable listing of nodes altogether.
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- Show number of nodes for each term. This displays the total number of nodes per
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term.
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- Show Author and number of Comments. Enable this if you want to show the author and
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number of comments when the user moves the mouse over the node title.
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- If you want to configure the module as a block for a side bar navigation menu, then
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do the following:
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. Go to Administer -> Site Building -> sitemenu, and choose a title for the block
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text (e.g. Menu)
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. Go to Administer -> Site Building -> Blocks, and enable the block, and place it
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wherever you want (normally on the left, at the top with a low weight value.
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