When viewing a taxonomy term, I can see the "sub terms" I guess they'd be called, but directly under that, I get this:

There are currently no posts in this category.

Is there a way to either:
1) get it to show the posts
2) not display this at all ? (I could hide via CSS, but not sure if that's the proper way or not)

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moonray commented
Status: Active » Fixed

There are no posts that match that termset, so the way to get rid of the message it to select "Hide node listing" in the options. Of course, if any nodes get added to that termset, they won't be displayed until you uncheck that setting again.

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trevorleenc commented

ok, maybe I wasn't clear...or don't understand still...

but how would one go about adding, dynamicly something to a "termset" ?

like, I add a post, and assign it, NC Greensboro (a location taxonomy term), and assign it Furniture (another taxonomy term), but when I click on "Furniture" nothing shows, but NC Greensboro is listed as a subterm.

For example. you can see what I have in place here:
http://dev.sellingconnection.com/taxonomy/term/55

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moonray commented

The way it works is as follows:

Post has following taxonomy:
• NC Greensboro, Furniture - it will appear as if it were a folder structure on your harddrive (i.e. Root/NC Greensboro/Furniture/)
• NC Greensboro (Root/NC Greensboro/)
• Furniture (Root/Furniture/)

So if you assign 2 taxonomy terms, the term will not appear under any of the single terms pages. This is the main difference between the original taxonomy behavior and taxonomy dss behavior.

By using the new content module you have the option of listing any new content in any of the sub-terms/sub-folders. You can maybe get a better idea of how it works by visiting http://www.krishna.com/en/taxonomy/term/17 and look at it's sub-termsets.

I hope that makes things more clear.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.