By eruditas on
Hello, everyone :)
I'm new to drupal, so don't laugh if my question sounds silly. So, straight to the point:
I was using joomla earlier, so there was an easy way to categorize contents. In drupal everything appears like .../node/1. I'm trying to make it appear like /category1/section1/sectionofsection1/page1, /category1/section1/sectionofsection2/page1-title, /category1/page1/title and etc. I hope you got my mind. I would like everything would be categorized.
So how can I create categories and pages within it.
P.S. I believe this question has been answered so many times, but believe me, I don't know what keywords should I use in search.
Thank you for Your patience ;)
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categories with drupal are taxonomy.
what you have as an example above looks far more like Drupal's clean urls and path aliases, which is created with the core path.module or automated with the pathauto.module in the downloads area.
Hmm, it's a bit tricky. To
Hmm, it's a bit tricky. To use taxonomy, I have to create vocabulary? If so, I've created one, but it only adds that word in bottom-right corner of the page with it's description. I don't get it.
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http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/taxonomy
Hmm, I do not think it's what
Hmm, I do not think it's what I need, because that module only describes tags etc. But it does not create any category which would be described in my link.
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Did you read the second passage in my 1st comment?
where I referenced : http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/path & http://drupal.org/handbook/modules/pathauto
taxonomy handles organization of content based on vocabularies and terms (containers & categories)
path and pathauto handle the altering of paths
So what you are trying to say
So what you are trying to say to achieve my goal I need pathauto :) Thanks for your answer, I'll try it :)