I use a flat vocabulary (3 terms) to categorize the contents. The contents are mainly "story" and "image" (indepedent, meant to be displayed as individual nodes). The Image module is used for handling images.
Image Assist/img_assist is also used, for handling inline images in stories. Since the inline images are not meant to be displayed as independent nodes, they're marked "unpublished".
Now, I wonder if it's a better idea to create a separated vocabulary to distinguish between "images as nodes", and "image for inline", instead of using the "published" and "unpublished" to control the appearance? What're the pros and cons?
Thanks very much in advance for your input!
P.S. There's a "Image Galleries" vocabulary, is it created by the Image, or the Image Assist module?
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A little more information, I
A little more information, I use links to the taxonomy terms (/taxonomy/term/?) on the menu.
So if I'm to use a separated vocabulary to distinguish "images as nodes" and "images for inline" for appearance, how shall I change the taxonomy links...? /taxonomy/term/?+(id of "images as node") won't work because that will exclude the non-images content, like stories.
Guess it's possible using the Views module, but I want to Keep It Simple Stupid.
THANKS!