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By Jboo on
Hi,
I would like to use a taxonomy that I create for categorizing different node types. This of course is simple enough. However, is there a way for the taxonomy terms I create to automatically have two taxonomy pages? For example if I create a taxonomy term called "Cats" then a taxonomy page is created (site.com/term/cats). What I would like to do is ALSO have another taxonomy page created (site.com/pages/cats). I could probably achieve this using views by hand, but wanted to do this automatically when adding taxonomy terms.
Is this even possible? Thanks for any help.
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You only need to create one view at /pages with an argument for the taxonomy vocabulary, then each term will be automatically available at /pages/term.
Ah, I see, thanks. Is there a
Ah, I see, thanks. Is there a way that on the "pages" homepage (eg site.com/pages) all of links to the taxonomy term pages created by the view would be displayed automatically, rather than me having to find out the taxonomy term names and manually creating the links?
Thanks again for your help, I appreciate it.
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Yes-- in the argument config, you can specify that when no argument is displayed a list of the existing ones is displayed (with a node count if desired).
Excellent, thanks very much
Excellent, thanks very much for your help. I'll see how I get on, glad is doable!
Thanks again.
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