By mattwmc on

Created some tags for a page.

The taxonomy field was listed as the first so I moved it down under the body as I would like the tags there.

Well, the position of the tags do not change no matter where I move the field.

Also, turned off Javascript to manually assign a weight, but still nada.

I could css it to do down a certain amount, but if the body changes it could overlap the taxonomy as the taxonomy for some reason comes before the body.

Any ideas? Thanks.

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vm’s picture

vm commented

after altering a theme file did you clear the cache tables?

which theme is in use? which file are you altering?

mattwmc’s picture

mattwmc commented

Yeah, flushing the cache didn't do a thing.

Here I found the answer:

http://qampanswers.com/question/40/how-do-i-alter-position-tags-drupal

You need to edit your themes node.tpl file

Look for something similar to this:

 <?php if ($taxonomy) : ?>
      <div class="taxonomy">
        Tagged:&nbsp;&nbsp;<?php print $terms; ?>
      </div>
    <?php endif; ?>

Place it after content (was directly before in mine):

<div class="content">
      <?php print $content; ?>
    </div>

Cool!

tdimg’s picture

tdimg commented

I'm not sure what you referred to you altered in the first instance (the position in the node edit form?) but yes, the taxonomy output, unlike CCK fields, is not part of the $content variable, and thus you can't change the position of it in Drupal directly.

Using the taxonomy content module, together with I believe taxonomy hide, you can make this a whole lot more flexible.

JB7’s picture

JB7 commented

Also, look for "terms" instead of taxonomy in some themes and position it after content as mattwmc states

<?php if ($terms): ?>
  <div class="terms">
    <?php print $terms; ?>
  </div>
  <?php endif;?>