Organizing Your Site

Categorizing Content with Taxonomy

Taxonomy is the practice of classifying content. Taxonomy can be used in workflow, to customize defined sections of your website to display specific content based on taxonomy terms.

Taxonomy gives your sites use of the organizational keywords known in other systems as categories or tags. It allows you to connect, relate and classify your website’s content. In OpenScholar, these terms are gathered within “vocabularies.” The Taxonomy functionality allows you to create, manage and apply those vocabularies. It also allows you to show specific kinds of content...

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Displaying Content with the Taxonomy Widget

Taxonomy widgets are designed to display a list of taxonomy terms that you have added to one of your site’s vocabularies.

Finding Your Taxomony Widgets

Each vocabulary that you create automatically generates its own Taxonomy widget.

For example, if you create a vocabulary for Publications, then a Publications Taxonomy Widget is created and available for you in the unused widget gallery to add to your page layout.
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Breadcrumb Navigation

A breadcrumb trail is a navigation aid used for web interfaces. It allows visitors to keep track of their locations within sections of your site, displaying links above the main content region that lead back to the home page and to the parent pages of the current page.

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