Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Is it possible to add node structuring tags (like headings or user defined tags) to be added to the node's term as sub terms in the same vocabulary? This way the node and its structuring elements could be easily referenced and be available to all other modules like Views, Faceted search, etc.
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Comment #1
anantagati commentedIt is not clear what you mean for me. Can you please describe it more?
Comment #2
huss commentedI mean the following:
Section 1When you create a node, it's title is added to the given vocabulary in the first level of the hierarchy.
But if the body of the node contains structured text like the titles of sections and subsections enclosed in HTML tags (h1, h2 ...), these titles and subtitles also should be added to the same vocabulary as subterms under the node's title.
for example, I create a node titled "My book";
the body of the node contains a long text divided to sections and subsections like
...May be some text here...
subsection 1.1
...May be some text here...
subsection 1.2
...May be some text here...
subsection 1.3
...May be some text here...
Section 2...May be some text here...
subsection 2.1
...May be some text here...
subsection 2.2
...May be some text here...
subsection 2.3
...May be some text here...
The title of the node "My book" is added to the vocabulary.
All the titles of sections and subsections should also be added to the same vocabulary but as children of "My book" term.
Comment #3
anantagati commentedI don't think this should be as feature of NAT module.
What do you think Karthik?
Comment #4
Zen commentedHuss, this is unlikely to prove generically useful. You might want to look at the book module and the TOC module (inside JSTools).