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I only use taxonomy to support the taxonomy_breadcrumb module and so produce breadcrumbs for Stories.

An unwanted side effect is having the taxonomy term in the upper right hand side of the Story node. see Above right of the photo, the taxonomy term "Damians diary" www.steepdeepjapan.com

I really dont want it there.

Is there any way to get ride of it?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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joar-1’s picture

joar-1 commented

Hi
You must edit the node template file

general need’s picture

general need commented

hmm, sounds difficult and not upgrade friendly?

mattcasey’s picture

mattcasey commented

In Drupal 6, you can copy node.tpl.php into your theme folder and flush the cache to override core. Then you can update without worry

rogerpfaff’s picture

rogerpfaff
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Primary language German
Location Munich
commented

no need to edit the template file. just edit your css and use:

div.taxonomy {
display:none;
}

So the terms are not visible to the user but still visible to search engines.

stellar’s picture

stellar commented

That is a grey area stuff for SEO. You'll probably be fine, but if you have other aspects of your site that are in Google's "grea area" it could cause problems.

adam_b’s picture

adam_b commented

a D6 module: http://drupal.org/project/term_display

or in CSS: .terms {display: none}
(substitute the appropriate CSS class for ".terms")