By juves on

Hello comunity

How can I hide a default View on taxonomy term page? I want to use my custom View instead (with Views attach or something like that).

Thanks in advance

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LEternity’s picture

LEternity commented

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LEternity’s picture

LEternity commented

The work-around that I found is enabling the taxonomy term page view Views provides.

knaffles’s picture

knaffles commented

Did you have to do anything else besides just enabling the taxonomy term page view? I enabled it, but it doesn't override what I get at /taxonomy/term/%. It appears to still be serving up that page with the default taxonomy term display. Thanks.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Jeff Burnz commented

It may appear to be, but that is only in appearance, by default the override outputs the same content as Drupal core, you need to start modifying the view.

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knaffles’s picture

knaffles commented

Wow. You're right. I guess I was having a slow moment. Thanks.

glynnyth’s picture

glynnyth commented

Hi, I modified the page display (sort criteria) in the taxonomy_term view, but the changes are not reflected on the taxonomy term page (still default).
The Live preview in Views does look correct.
Am I missing something?
Thanks

[Works now, was confused between default and overridden page displays]

ronaldwinn’s picture

ronaldwinn commented

Go into structure then menus and make sure the menu item you're using to call the page reflects the page created in the view.

i.e.: http://localhost/about in the path instead of http://localhost/taxonomy/term/6