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By nitram079 on
hey guys, I have been disillusioned a bit that after quite a while of trying I have not found a way to make this work. What I would like to do is to list all nodes in a particular vocabulary.. I would like to make a sepearte view style than the one used in taxonomy/term/% but so far cannot find a way to make this work.
Here is a little bit more background. On my site I have content (mainly videos) and I have a blog. I have a separate free tagging vocabulary for videos and one free tagging vocab for blog posts.
When a user clicks on a term in my blog post, I want to show him a view that only includes blog posts, therefore limiting the view to nodes that are tagged with the node's free tagging vocabulary
HELP - can it really be that this is not possible?
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Taxonomy View
Hi,
One way is to create a new View, or enable the default Taxonomy View, and then add a filter for content-type in order to show only blog posts. By default, the path for that View is set to category/%, but if you change the path to taxonomy/term/% I think you should be able to override Taxonomy links with your new View. The hitch is that this will override all your Taxonomy links, including those on other content-types (if you have any), which may or may not suit your needs.