By Soldermelons on

I'm trying to start a site where pages will belong to one of two "categories" (I use this term loosely because I'm not sure if the Taxonomy categories will do what I'm looking for). Pages from both categories should all appear combined in the same menu, but I'd like them to be accompanied by an icon that shows which category they're in - for example (A and B being the categories),

[A] Item 1
[A] Item 2
[B] Item 3
[A] Item 4
[B] Item 5

and so on. Can someone suggest a good way to do this?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

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roopletheme’s picture

roopletheme commented

http://www.nicklewis.org/node/843
http://davidherron.com/book/253-customizing-display-drupal-taxonomy-elem...
http://drupal.org/node/149738

zilla’s picture

zilla commented

taxonomy image module: http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_image

i'm using the same way, so image i have a vocabularly called 'news' and in that, terms: sports, business, politics etc

for each term there is a little icon, and i can control how big those icons are OR if there even is one for a certain term -so sports has a little sneakers icon, business has a briefcase, whatever...

then i create a php page that pulls in the teasers (or you can just use taxonomy/term/1+2+3 etc) and taxonomy image lets me say "show icons in both nodes and teasers, or just teasers, or just nodes)

then people scroll all recent items and see little visual indicators as well as small text that says 'sports' etc..