By lisar on

I'm sure there must be an easy way to do this, I just can't seem to find it;) I want to add the word Tags: in front of the free taggling links, like they did on this page http://www.jewcy.com/feature/adventures_in_arabia

Any help?

Thanks,
Lisa

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notarealperson’s picture

notarealperson commented

One way to do it would be to add in the word Tag: in your node.tpl.php file before the categories links are output. Probably a more elegant way to do it though.

lisar’s picture

lisar commented

I just want it in front of certain content types. I'm also not exactly sure how to do the above. I'd need to see an actual code snippet..

Thanks,
Lisa

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pcwick commented

After looking at your example link, I agree with the the suggestion that you try editing node.tpl.php. To modify only a particular type of node, you can create and edit a node-type.tpl.php, where "type" is name of the node type. An example of editing node-blog.tpl.php is here: http://drupal.org/node/44699

You'll probably want to look at some more documentation in the handbook about editing node types here: http://drupal.org/node/46012

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PAAHCweb commented

The Sands theme does this by default. Here is the whole node.tpl.php:

<?php
  // Generate CSS classes for the node
  $classes = array();
  if ($sticky)
    $classes[] = 'sticky';
  if (!$page) {
    $classes[] = 'item-listing';
    $classes[] = $zebra;
    $classes[] = "node-list-$seqid";
  }
  $classes = ' ' . implode(' ', $classes);
?>
  <div class="node<?php print $classes; ?>">
    <?php if ($picture) print $picture; ?>
    <?php if (!$page) { ?><h2 class="title"><a href="<?php print $node_url?>" title="<?php print $title?>"><?php print $title?></a></h2><?php }; ?>
    <div class="info">
      <?php if ($submitted) { ?>
      <span class="submitted">
        <span class="user"><?php print format_name($node); ?></span> - 
        <span class="date"><?php print format_date($node->created, $type="large"); ?></span>
      </span>
      <?php } ?>
      <?php if ($terms) { ?> <span class="taxonomy">Tags: <?php print $terms?></span> <?php } ?>
    </div>
    <div class="content">
      <?php print $content?>
    </div>
    <?php if ($links) { ?><div class="links">&raquo; <?php print $links?></div><?php } ?>
    <div class="clear"></div>
  </div>

D. Lynn

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lisar commented

That worked perfectly, thank you:) Unfortunately, I find it a lot easier to learn by seeing it in use, so having the code there really helped:)

Lisa