By Piccolo-1 on

Hey,

I am creating an online catalogue for one company and I am in need of help! All the products on the catalogue are Taxonomy terms. Right now the product page a.k.a Taxonomy term page looks like this:

http://insureatm.eu/taxonomy/term/125

What I would like to change is to move the fields from Part brand to Repair price to the right side of the product picture. Right now I have no clue how to achieve this. I know there are people who think this is really really basic stuff, but for me it's new! I hope to get help from the great community of Drupal, I appreciate your help.

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drupso’s picture

drupso commented

A possibility can be using a taxonomy-term.tpl.php in your custom theme. ( taxonomy-term-tpl ref)
Other way can be using panels module overriding taxonomy/term/% page, creating or reusing a panel layout where you defining your layout regions and then in panel content you positioning the elements in regions created. You can add views, blocks, etc too in these regions.

Regards

Piccolo-1’s picture

Piccolo-1 commented

I am using Marinelli theme, and I don´t have taxonomy-term.tpl.php in my templates folder. Is it hard to create one and to style it as I mentioned abow?

drupso’s picture

drupso commented

Create an a taxonomy-term.tpl.php file in your Marinelli theme. Clear cache
Insidethis file create your divs structure and use ref api to print your term info.

Piccolo-1’s picture

Piccolo-1 commented

Alright!

I tried Panels and WOW! This is a module I've been looking for some time. How could I miss something like this? Thanks!

gajanannehul’s picture

gajanannehul commented

I have create custom texonomy.term.tpl.php file now i want I add custom region in it.
Please tell me how to this.

Thanks,
Gajanan

Mod74’s picture

Mod74 commented

If you go to the content type of the list the Taxonomy term is being used to display then under display settings is a Teaser tab. That's the one that's usually used to create the Taxonomy list page. You can then use the normal Drupal settings to change the display. Or something like Display Suite for more control.

I'm not sure if this is answering your question or not, but it might help.