We have had a few feature requests that made a lot of sense to add, but that also somewhat violated the original idea of keeping this module "lightweight." After some soul-searching we decided to use the "contributed module" concept that several other modules use. This way, only those who want those features are burdened with them.

These modules are distributed with Taxonomy Image, so there is no separate installation. They need merely to be enabled on the modules page.

All the contributed features add their settings to the standard Taxonomy Image settings page, generally at the bottom of the form.

Most of these add-on modules are designed to completely eliminate the need to make theme changes.


Taxonomy Image Link Alter

This module automatically converts the normal taxonomy term links to using the TI-supplied image. No theme changes are required to do this.

Settings

  • Select content types to alter links - For the selected content types, the taxonomy links will use taxonomy images if they are available.


Taxonomy Image Node Display

This module automatically inserts the TI-supplied image into the node body display. Using the weight attribute, you have some control over where it show in the node.

Settings

  • Display taxonomy images on tagged nodes - Select the content types for which to show the images.
  • Show Taxonomy Image in node teaser view - Determines whether or not to show the image when the node is shown in a teaser view.
  • Show Taxonomy Image in node page view - Determines whether or not to show the image when the node is in full page display. This was added to work with the "Node Images" block (discussed below).
  • Link displayed Taxonomy Image to taxonomy/term/n page - When the image is inserted into the node, this allows you to add a "taxonomy/term/xx" link to it for easy navigation by your users.
  • Display weight of taxonomy images - This gives you some control over where the image is displayed. Negative numbers will tend to move it toward the front of the node; positive numbers toward the bottom.


Taxonomy Image Blocks

This module adds a block that you may position as any other block. It shows the images (one per line) and term names (as taxonomy/term/xx links) associated with the node when the node is in full page view. If there are no terms for the node, no block will display; depending on your settings (see below), it may not display if there are no images for any of the terms.

Note: After enabling the module, the block will be available; it is named "Node Images." Just like any other block, it must be enabled and placed on the page (e.g. right sidebar).

Settings

  • Block Title - This module "steals" the normal block title and allows you a bit more control over it. There are placeholders for information that can be taken from the node to use in the title.
    • @title - includes the node's title.
    • !nid - includes the node's id (number).
    • !vid - includes the node's version id.
    • !type - includes the node's content type.
  • Number of images to show - Sets the maximum number if images to show in the block.
  • Suppress term if no image - If selected, this option allows you to not show a term for which there is no image.
  • Maximum size - This allows the image in the block to be shown at a different size than it would be when show in the content area. The longer side (width or height) determines the displayed size. The allowed values are: 16, 24, 32, 48, 64, 80, or 96 pixels, with 32 as the default.


Taxonomy Image Attach

This module allows you to re-use existing image nodes as taxonomy images. It adds an additional selection box to the taxonomy term edit page that show existing image node titles.

Requires: Image module.

Settings

  • - There are currently no settings for this module.

 

Comments

baltusf’s picture

Hi,

I have installed Taxonomy Image, but i don't see the image in the teaser....
Do I something wrong?

Must I do somthing other with the "Additional Feature Modules". I have actived them in the menu....

Thanks

NancyDru’s picture

You didn't say whether they show in the full node display.

If you are also using Image Attach or ImageCache, make sure they are set to show in the teaser.

Where did you want the image to show?

This is probably a better question to ask in the issue queue as a "support request."