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Name: taxonomy_theme module |
Name: taxonomy_theme module |
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Author: Thilo Wawrzik <drupal at profix898 dot de> |
Author: Thilo Wawrzik <drupal at profix898 dot de> |
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Drupal: 5.0 |
Drupal: 6.x |
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DESCRIPTION: |
DESCRIPTION: |
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The taxonomy_theme module allows you to change the theme of a given node |
The taxonomy_theme module allows you to change the theme of a given node |
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based on the taxonomy term, vocabulary or nodetype of that node. You can |
based on the taxonomy term or vocabulary that node. |
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also theme your forums and map themes to Drupal pathes or path aliases |
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INSTALLATION: |
INSTALLATION: |
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1. Place whole reptag folder into your Drupal modules/ directory. |
Taxonomy Theme depends on the ThemeKey module. You will need to install |
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that module as well in order to use Taxonomy Theme. |
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1. Place whole taxonomy_theme folder into your Drupal sites/*/modules |
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directory. |
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2. Enable taxonomy_theme module by navigating to |
2. Enable taxonomy_theme module by navigating to |
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Administer > Site Building > Modules (admin/build/modules) |
Administer > Site Building > Modules (admin/build/modules) |
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3. Bring up taxonomy_theme configuration screen by navigating to |
3. Bring up taxonomy_theme configuration screen by navigating to |
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Administer > Site Configuration > Taxonomy Theme |
Administer > Site Configuration > ThemeKey > Taxonomy |
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(admin/settings/taxonomy_theme) |
(admin/settings/themekey/taxonomy) |
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4. Configure all settings after your fancy (see below) |
4. Configure all settings after your fancy (see below) |
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!! they want to change the theme on (otherwise default theme is applied). |
!! they want to change the theme on (otherwise default theme is applied). |
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1. Replace all files with the latest version |
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2. Run update.php to migrate your settings (in this case only data from |
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'extended' assignment). It ensures that all tables are created and |
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all update operations are completed properly. |
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3. Enable all your themes once to make them available for taxonomy_theme |
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and don't forget to configure block settings per theme (core feature |
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since Drupal 4.7). |
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SETTINGS / OPTIONS: |
SETTINGS / OPTIONS: |
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Most options should be pretty much self-explanatory. But some may not! |
Most options should be pretty much self-explanatory. But some may not! |
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- "Allow all themes" |
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Offers all installed themes for selection, not enabled ones only. |
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By default you can only assign active themes to pages (themes can be |
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activated at administer > themes). But active themes are also presented |
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to your users, so they can select their favorite theme. You may want to |
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have different themes applied to your site without giving your users the |
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choice. This is what 'Allow all themes' option is for. You can also |
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prevent your users from selecting their personal theme by removing the |
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'select different theme' (system module) permission. |
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- "Enable 'Extended' (path-based) assignment of themes" |
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You can assign themes to every Drupal path and path alias. To assign a |
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theme for a particular path enter the path into according textarea in |
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'Extended (Pathes)' section (visible only with this option enabled). |
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Extended options have higher priority. Themes assigned to pathes |
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override themes from taxonomy selection methods (e.g. vocab-based). |
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- "Enable 'Themes for Views'" |
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This option is available only with views.module installed. You also need |
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to have 'Extended' option enabled. It uses hook_form_alter to add a |
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theme selection box to edit view pages. |
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- "Show theme option in create/edit node forms" |
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This option adds a 'Theme' section on create/edit node pages |
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(i.e. create/edit content). You need to have 'Extended' option enabled |
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to use this option. It enables you to assign themes directly from |
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create/edit node forms. |
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- "Show theme option on term/vocab/content-types pages" |
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This option adds a theme selection box to term/vocab pages in |
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'Categories' and to content-type settings page. It depends on your |
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taxonomy selection method what forms are altered, e.g. with |
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'vocab-based' method selected only 'edit vocabulary' pages |
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(admin/content/taxonomy/edit/vocabulary/x) are extended. |
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Selecting 'default' from the theme selection boxes, disables 'Extended' |
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assignment for this node/path/... and uses the theme selected from |
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taxonomy selection method (e.g. vocab-based) instead. What means you |
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dont need to select a theme for each node, but you can optionally do for |
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more precise adjustment. Path-based themes override Taxonomy-based ones! |
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- "'Admin Area' - Theme" |
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This option is now a core feature. You can find it at |
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Administer > Site Configuration > Taxonomy Theme (admin/settings/admin) |
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- "Taxonomy: Template selection" |
- "Taxonomy: Template selection" |
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You can choose one of four different methods here. |
You can choose one of three different methods here. |
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+ Option A: Term-based |
+ Option A: Term-based |
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With this method you will have a 'Theme-Selector' vocabulary and you can |
With this method you will have a 'Theme-Selector' vocabulary and you can |
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categories/vocabularies, what gives you even more control. |
categories/vocabularies, what gives you even more control. |
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All Taxonomy = Term-based + Vocab-based |
All Taxonomy = Term-based + Vocab-based |
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+ Option D: NodeType-based |
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If you need to apply different themes for certain node types, you can use |
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NodeType-based selection method. |
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You can set themes globally with Option B,C and D, so that your users |
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dont need to select a term on each page for theme selection. In case your |
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users are allowed to create content (pages, stories, ...) it might be |
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more safe to use than Option A. |
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- "Apply themes to forums" |
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With this option enabled you can theme your forums different from the |
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rest of your site and/or theme each subforum independently. Since you |
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can only have one forum vocabulary this is necessary to use forums in |
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different themed context on your site. |
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- "Theme forum-dependent nodes/pages" |
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Generally only the forums (list of topics or comments) are themed, but |
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add/edit comment forms remain in default site/section layout. Enable |
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this option (very recommended) to apply forum themes to all |
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forum-related pages/nodes also. |
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Enjoy theming your Site. Thilo. |
Enjoy theming your Site. Thilo. |
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