How to deselect all terms when 100's of terms?
storbaek - January 18, 2008 - 17:25
| Project: | Geobrowser |
| Version: | 5.x-1.x-dev |
| Component: | Code |
| Category: | feature request |
| Priority: | normal |
| Assigned: | Unassigned |
| Status: | active |
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Description
It's a nice module. But with several 100's terms in a freetagging vocabulary, it's not good that all terms are shown at once. The user would normally only be interessted in one. Is it possible to have Geobrowser deselect all terms as a default or have a button that deselect all terms?
#1
Geobrowser was never meant to be used with freetagging....
But I think you might be able to get the effect you want by querying geobrowser with custom_css and categories..
example:
http://yoururlhere/?q=geobrowser&additional_css=geobrowser_no_sidebar.cs...
geobrowser_no_sidebar.css should live in the geobrowser module directory and look like this:
.sidebar {display:none;
}
For even better effect enclose this in an iframe somewhere on your site.
#2
Sorry, I guess I was not precise enough. It's not a CSS issue and I still need the block to be able to add or remove checkmarks. However, if you want to remove all checkmarks on www.localfooddirectory.ca to ONLY show eggs, you need to un-click all others. If all users have to do this, only in order to show eggs (which they might happen to be interessted in), it's a real hassle to always have to deselect terms.
#3
Ah!
I believe you can just click on the egg and i'll show just that one category...
I believe this functionality is turned on by default.. Just click on the text of the category you want to show by itself and you'll get that.
Any suggestions on making this move obvious?
#4
I see. As you also might guess, it is however, not that intuitive. I would defintly suggest to have two small buttons above the terms enabling the user to mark or remove all checkmarks. E.g. the text could be something like "select all" and "deselect all". I cannot code, but it does not sound like a huge change. If you need a tester, I'll volunteer.
#5