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Drupal's taxonomies are not field, and that makes it difficult for theming in view and in form specially when there is more than one vocabulary. Several vocabularies waste lots of space in form.

This modules is no longer being maintained.

Consider migrating to Advanced CSS/JS Aggregation

This module automatically runs CSSTidy using the highest compression template when CSS optimization is enabled in the Performance settings. It can also be configured to make the stylesheet readable using minimal linebreaks while still significantly compressing it. The default Drupal optimization removes whitespace around separators and comments that are not CSS hacks. This leaves much to be desired, especially considering it doesn't effectively remove all unnecessary whitespace is some instances. CSSTidy improves upon this by optimizing the stylesheet in the following ways:

• Colors like black or rgb(0,0,0) are converted short-hand hex-codes like #000 when possible. Some hex-codes are replaced by their color names if they are shorter (#f00 becomes red)
• a{property:x;property:y;} becomes a{property:y;} (all duplicate properties are merged)
• margin:1px 1px 1px 1px; becomes margin:1px;
• margin:0px; becomes margin:0;

I still believe this was a good idea, but I cannot longer mantain this module the way I want. I'm looking for a new maintainer or co-maintainers.

Feeds OAuth provides a new Feeds fetcher plugin that performs OAuth or OAuth 2.0 authorization before requesting a feed.

This module has been deprecated in favour of Views hacks, which contains a module which has the same functionality.

This module allows Views exposed filters for taxonomy terms to show only the terms from the original result set.

For example, suppose your vocabulary has 100 terms, but the view shows only two nodes because of other filters and between them those nodes only have 6 terms. The exposed filter form for taxonomy terms will show only those 6 terms.

Installation

Enable the module, and clear your Views cache. You will get an extra option in the exposed options for the 'Taxonomy: Term' filter allowing you to limit the terms shown.

Notes

This works by running an extra query with all the filters bar the actual taxonomy term so even after filtering you still get the same list of terms. This involves doing some fairly kludgy things with the innards of Views, to wit, cloning the query object and running it separately to get the terms, and hacking these back into the form that's already been generated. Hence there is a performance consideration, and also not all aspects of the original View work (eg the pager limit).

Status

This module is not being actively developed; patches will be reviewed.