hello. just wanted to let you know that this is working beautifully on my d6 install - have tested by switching multiple themes, continues to work great. didn't touch a line of code or theme, just enabled and managed settings...
so i have a feature request, and not sure if this is reasonable for the module or if it's a theming issue...
right now placement allows for -10 through 10 (moving to top or bottom of node, before or after content etc). however, it does not allow for one to set -10 and move above title of node or in same line as title (right before it).
i would like to be able to have the taxonomy image display in the same line as the title of a node (in teaser or full view) - and notice that there is already a wrap-in-div option that might accomodate this, but i'm not enough of a themer or css person to manipulate it...
an example: a community site i'm building. people discuss schools, town politics, etc - an icon for schools is used for that term within the vocabulary 'town categories' and so when a viewer looks at the combined 'recent items' list (term/1+2) he/she sees a little icon that is on the left side of the title but aligned with title itself, not below it (perhaps indenting the title a bit, not sure)
i suppose this seems minor, but because user profile pictures also appear in many nodes, as well as icons in many themes, i'm trying to keep the taxonomy images from even being near those possible items - plus having it in line with actual node title would present an awesome visual cue...
...if this doesn't make sense, i can attach a mockup picture or something...
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Comment #1
zilla commentedsorry - to clarify - i mean like how it works on kerneltrap.org home page, but not just in teaser view, also in node view - and built in as an admin option (versus just -10 through 10 for placement within the node body)...
Comment #2
nancydruIf you don't have it, I really suggest you use Firefox with Firebug. That will allow you to see how someone has the CSS set up.
What Jeremy does there is has his "content" division set with a "padding-left: 100px;" and his images are 75px wide. The image is also set with "margin-top: -50px". So this is all done in the CSS, and without the Taxonomy Image Node Display add-on.
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nancydruComment #4
zilla commentedthanks for that tip, i'll look back into manipulating with css - and just want to say that again this module is excellent. simple, intuitive, elegant and works.
Comment #5
nancydruAwww, shucks, flattery will get you a long way.