Drupal Taxonomy

In this video you will see learn how to enable vocabulary and tag an image content to be retrieved in different ways.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• drupal
• seo
• cms
• taxonomy

[doswebdev]

Really distracting trying to see what's going on with the left side chopped off.

[seoecom]

@doswebdev Sorry these videos were done 4 years back when the technology to smart zoom wasn't that prevalent. I should redo these for Drupal 7 one of these days.

[zuze001]

Good video, but barely could hear the sound.

[JingyuZhou]

Good! Help me understand taxonomy. thanks.

[japanbestDOTcom]

Before you try to teach things, learn how to set up your volume properly so that WE CAN HEAR.

thank you

[Armandtan1]

Really need to simplify this mate. Like why go in with 2 vocabs??? Just do one, keep it simple.

[jaimeagarcia84]

Nice video, very useful. however I got a question

What if you want to filter by year and location at the same time?

Thanks

[kwang689]

youtube dot com/watch?v=RUUq_pzsYFE is now an unlisted awesome video on taxonomy but I'm lucky to still have it. Hope it helps someone.

[bigticket17596]

it reminds me of my university professors. you could only figured out what they were trying to say after you've already knew it.

[StarbucksChunks]

Please speak louder with any subsequent videos, I can barely hear you with both youtube and computer volume at max.  Thanks

[pdkurtz]

Example: You take photos of airplanes. You can add Taxonomy to each photo using terms like Boeing, Airbus, Douglas, then 747, A330, DC10. You may also add Heathrow, JFK, Ankara. Now, your photos are searchable with these terms singly or in multiple selections. You might get no results having searched Airbus and DC10 since Airbus did not produce the DC10. Boeing eventually bought Douglas, so you might successfully search Boeing and DC10 depending how / when a site owner indexed his photos.

[SwitchRich]

Good point. Taxonomy as a tool isn't introduced at the start of the lesson. The viewer has no idea of what they can expect to achieve by the end of it.