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Description

This project is a drop-in solution to enable the collections of schemas available at schema.org on your Drupal 7 site. The major search engines including Bing, Google and Yahoo! have agreed to recognized these in order to improve the display of search results.

Documentation

Screencast: learn how to use this module to build Google Rich Snippets for people, events and recipes.

Features

Sites administrators can specify what schema.org terms they want to associate with their content types (e.g. Art Gallery, House, Event, Person, etc.) and their fields (description, participants, etc).

Syntax

This module is an extension to the wysiwyg module when ckeditor is used as editor.

As of now it only supports CKEditor installed through the Wysiwyg module.

This is a Drupal 7 module, it provides a password field, then anonymous users can create/edit the node with the field.

For login users, the password filed would automatically disappear.

This module provides a views argument plugin which allows you to configure a view to display related nodes by that nodes taxonomy terms and descendent taxonomy terms.

For example:

Countries vocabulary has the following terms:
USA
-> New York
Canada
Australia

NodeOne is tagged with Canada, and USA
NodeTwo is tagged with Australia, and New York

When viewing NodeOne, this module allows you to create a view which would also display NodeTwo (as it is tagged with children of one of the terms that NodeOne is tagged with).

Usage

To set up a related content block, create a view and add two arguments.

1. Taxonomy: Term ID
   1. Select "Provide default argument"
   2. "Taxonomy Term ID (and children) from URL"
   3. "Load default argument from node page, thats good for related taxonomy blocks"
   4. "Allow multiple terms per argument."
2. "Node: Nid"
   1. Select "Provide default argument"
   2. "Node ID from URL"
   3. "Exclude the argument"

Then just assign your block to a node page, and you're done!

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