By jbeall on
Hi All,
We've got a blog site with multiple "channels" or major categories, and we've set up a vocabulary with a term for each "channel".
We can then send visitors to the taxonomy term page for the "channel" they are interested in.
This works great, but there's one problem: the taxonomy term page is displaying only two items per page, with a pager at the bottom. How can I control the number of items that appear on each taxonomy term page?
I understand I could create views, but if I can just use the default taxonomy term page (which is working great other than the items per page issue) that would be grand.
Suggestions?
-Josh
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In my case I have 2 nodes created, belonging to 1 term, but on a term page I can see only 1 (??!) and a pager at the bottom.
How and where can I change / configure it since I'm not using Views for displaying it?
Using Drupal 7.14 and Bartik theme
It looks like you can set the
It looks like you can set the number of nodes/post displayed on a single term page by...
...setting the number of posts appearing on your home page:
(admin/config/system/site-information) for D7.
Kinda weird - what does those 2 have in common?
Let's say I have a number of Articles with 'show on my home page' checkbox selected for the particular content type.
Now, using taxonomy I create a vocabulary with terms, then I create another content type (that is not presented on the front page) connected to one of the terms.
(I'm not using Views to present nodes with term refference field)
Drupal shows all nodes with only one term selected on a particular taxonomy term page.
What does this new (not promoted to front page) content type have in common with an Article promoted to the front page (another content type)?
Answer: the number of post/nodes per page.
Weird. Shouldn't it be a separate thing, anyway?
It seems i can give answers
It seems i can give answers just to old posts, this is because i was recently facing this issue :)
You can do that in a number of ways:
coding the file "taxonomy_pages.inc" at the variable "default_nodes_main" (but i don't like to hack core files cause it will be more hard to update).
Then you can activate two kind of views (disabled by default) on your drupal installation by going to:
admin/structure/views
and searching for "Front page" or "Taxonomy term". This views emulate the default Drupal front page or taxonomy page handling, and will override the default page settings.
You can modify this view as you like, but in this case the starting topic was trying to avoid the use of views.
At least, you can give a try to taxonomy display module
Along side creating a view of
Along side creating a view of taxonomy, you may simply change the default_nodes_main value using drush .e.g. drush vset 'default_nodes_main' 10