modules/taxonomy_theme/README.txt

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                      T A X O N O M Y    T H E M E
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Name: taxonomy_theme module
Author: Thilo Wawrzik <drupal at profix898 dot de>
Drupal: 6.x
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DESCRIPTION:

The taxonomy_theme module allows you to change the theme of a given node
based on the taxonomy term or vocabulary that node.

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INSTALLATION:

Taxonomy Theme depends on the ThemeKey module. You will need to install
that module as well in order to use Taxonomy Theme.

1. Place whole taxonomy_theme folder into your Drupal sites/*/modules
     directory.

2. Enable taxonomy_theme module by navigating to
     Administer > Site Building > Modules (admin/build/modules)
     
3. Bring up taxonomy_theme configuration screen by navigating to
     Administer > Site Configuration > ThemeKey > Taxonomy
    (admin/settings/themekey/taxonomy)
     
4. Configure all settings after your fancy (see below)

!! Enable all your themes once to make them available for taxonomy_theme
!! and don't forget to configure block settings per theme.

!! Taxonomy Access users need to grand 'LIST' permission for every term
!! they want to change the theme on (otherwise default theme is applied). 

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SETTINGS / OPTIONS:

Most options should be pretty much self-explanatory. But some may not!

- "Taxonomy: Template selection"
You can choose one of three different methods here.

+ Option A: Term-based
With this method you will have a 'Theme-Selector' vocabulary and you can
assign one theme to each of its terms. When you create/edit a node you
map a term to it and therefore map a theme to it also.

 Decide which vocabulary you will use to control the selection of
  templates, and make sure that vocabulary exists, e.g. create a
  'Sections' vocabulary.
 Create terms that will select templates, e.g. if 'Section A' of your
  site will have one template and 'Section B' will have another template,
  create the terms 'Section A' and 'Section B' in 'Sections' vocabulary.
 Choose the vocabulary you will use to control the selection of templates
  and map the terms to templates.

+ Option B: Vocab[ulary]-based
If you have 'Section A' and 'Section B' as two different vocabularies and
want to assign 'Theme A' and 'Theme B' to a whole Section including all
its (sub)terms, use this 'Vocab-based' method. 

+ Option C: All Taxonomy
With the 'all taxonomy' method you can select themes for all terms in all
categories/vocabularies, what gives you even more control.
 All Taxonomy = Term-based + Vocab-based

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2	T A X O N O M Y T H E M E
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4	Name: taxonomy_theme module
5	Author: Thilo Wawrzik <drupal at profix898 dot de>
6	Drupal: 6.x
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8	DESCRIPTION:
9
10	The taxonomy_theme module allows you to change the theme of a given node
11	based on the taxonomy term or vocabulary that node.
12
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14	INSTALLATION:
15
16	Taxonomy Theme depends on the ThemeKey module. You will need to install
17	that module as well in order to use Taxonomy Theme.
18
19	1. Place whole taxonomy_theme folder into your Drupal sites/*/modules
20	directory.
21
22	2. Enable taxonomy_theme module by navigating to
23	Administer > Site Building > Modules (admin/build/modules)
24
25	3. Bring up taxonomy_theme configuration screen by navigating to
26	Administer > Site Configuration > ThemeKey > Taxonomy
27	(admin/settings/themekey/taxonomy)
28
29	4. Configure all settings after your fancy (see below)
30
31	!! Enable all your themes once to make them available for taxonomy_theme
32	!! and don't forget to configure block settings per theme.
33
34	!! Taxonomy Access users need to grand 'LIST' permission for every term
35	!! they want to change the theme on (otherwise default theme is applied).
36
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38	SETTINGS / OPTIONS:
39
40	Most options should be pretty much self-explanatory. But some may not!
41
42	- "Taxonomy: Template selection"
43	You can choose one of three different methods here.
44
45	+ Option A: Term-based
46	With this method you will have a 'Theme-Selector' vocabulary and you can
47	assign one theme to each of its terms. When you create/edit a node you
48	map a term to it and therefore map a theme to it also.
49
50	Decide which vocabulary you will use to control the selection of
51	templates, and make sure that vocabulary exists, e.g. create a
52	'Sections' vocabulary.
53	Create terms that will select templates, e.g. if 'Section A' of your
54	site will have one template and 'Section B' will have another template,
55	create the terms 'Section A' and 'Section B' in 'Sections' vocabulary.
56	Choose the vocabulary you will use to control the selection of templates
57	and map the terms to templates.
58
59	+ Option B: Vocab[ulary]-based
60	If you have 'Section A' and 'Section B' as two different vocabularies and
61	want to assign 'Theme A' and 'Theme B' to a whole Section including all
62	its (sub)terms, use this 'Vocab-based' method.
63
64	+ Option C: All Taxonomy
65	With the 'all taxonomy' method you can select themes for all terms in all
66	categories/vocabularies, what gives you even more control.
67	All Taxonomy = Term-based + Vocab-based
68
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