Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.I have a taxonomy that contains the following structure:
Vocabulary: Front Page Categories
-Term: Alaska Communities
--Node: mysite 1
--Node: mysite2
--Sub Term: Municipal Codes
--Node: mysite 3
--Node: mysite3
I can get the nodes to appear under the Sub Term, but not under Term. Hopefully the screenshots will help to explain.
My depth is set to "full" and I have "Term pages include the nodes from descendant terms" checked.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| Snap4.gif | 14.92 KB | stinky | |
| taxonomy.gif | 1.8 KB | stinky |
Comments
Comment #1
stinky CreditAttribution: stinky commentedSorry, the screen shot Snap #4 should read "How can I get nodes with "Alaska Communities" to appear?"
Comment #2
stinky CreditAttribution: stinky commentedAny ideas?????
Comment #3
rcrowther CreditAttribution: rcrowther commentedHad a look for you, though I can't test. Is the menu root the problem? Can't see why you might have this set to something, but if it was, then it would be eliminating the lower level of links entirely?
Rob