By erebus on

For each of my content pages that has a taxonomy term (category) associated with it, that term appears at the top of the page as a link. I would like to disable that so that it does not appear at all. I haven't seen any settings to do this and I haven't seen any posts on the matter either. Is there an easy way to disable this? I don't know PHP, and I am just getting by in CSS. If you have some advice for me, please keep it simple. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.

Sean

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tm’s picture

tm commented

sounds like a theming issue. are you talking about the "terms" link that appear with every node/teaser, or the breadcrumbs (depends on other factors)? the placement of these change from theme to theme...

if it is the terms link(s), and you do not want to deal with any coding/theming, try the taxonomy hide module. don't remember if there is a setting for breadcrumbs.

good luck!

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gpk commented

---> or, if you are feeling brave, take a backup of your node.tpl.php which can be found in your theme's directory, and remove the section that prints out the terms. It should look something like this:

if ($terms):
  <span class="terms">print $terms </span>
endif;

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erebus commented

Thanks for the ideas. I edited my node.tpl.php file. It looked different than your example, but I got the result I wanted when deleted the line that included the word "taxonomy". Problem solved, and I didn't kill my site.

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gpk commented

Glad you got it sorted.

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