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The Structure Sync module provides an administrative interface and Drush commands for synchronizing content that could also be considered configuration: menu items, custom blocks, and taxonomy terms. (Menus, block placements, and vocabularies are already stored as configuration; bringing in menu items, content blocks, and terms for each of these often makes sense from a development perspective.)
Taxonomy Bulk Actions (TBA) is a contrib module that enhance Drupal default taxonomy terms listing with a powerful extensible bulk action system based on the new TaxonomyBulkActionsManager plugin type.
By default The module provide some default actions as delete multiple taxonomy terms and publish/unpublish multiple taxonomy terms.
This guide demonstrate how to add more custom actions to apply on each taxonomy term based on TaxonomyBulkActionsManager plugin type.
Taxonomy Bulk Actions (TBA) is a contrib module that enhance Drupal default taxonomy terms listing with a powerful extensible bulk action system based on the new TaxonomyBulkActionsManager plugin type.
By default The module provide some default actions as delete multiple taxonomy terms and publish/unpublish multiple taxonomy terms.
This guide demonstrate how to add more custom actions to apply on each taxonomy term based on TaxonomyBulkActionsManager plugin type.
Taxonomy, a core module, gives your sites use of the organizational keywords known in other systems as categories, tags, or metadata. It allows you to connect, relate and classify your website’s content. In Drupal, these terms are gathered within "vocabularies". The Taxonomy module allows you to create, manage and apply those vocabularies.
Drupal 8 has the ability to add taxonomy fields to vocabularies and terms.