Hi all,
I am trying to build a blog using Drupal 7.
I have a requirement wherein I'd like to create some articles/posts which might be part of a series of articles.
I'd initially thought of using a special taxonomy vocabulary called 'Series' to group together articles of a series using a common term for this vocabulary. And use views to list all related articles.
For example, I might write a series of articles on setting up a blog in drupal. I want to be able to list all other articles of this series on the individual article pages of this series.
But then it stuck me that using a book is a better way to achieve this. I can just create a book and keep adding articles of a series to the same book. And the book navigation block lists all articles from this book on relevant pages.
Only problem is when I add the first article of a series to a new book, it becomes the top level page of the book and each subsequent article will be a sub section of this first book/article.
Instead is there a way to add an article to a new book, the top level page of which is just an index of all future pages that will be added to this book?
Right now I'd have to create a dummy book page/article with the title of the series, and only after that start writing and adding articles/pages to this top level dummy book page.
It's there a more elegant way to accomplish what I want?
I'd really like to stick to the book approach rather than introduce another vocabulary for this.
Comments
This page might help.
This page might help.
Are you talking about the
Are you talking about the linked comment about Book Helper Module?
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Well you should probably browse the entire page since you have a clear understanding of what you want/need, but yes, that comment seemed like it might be relevant.