Reputation: 25
I know that there is the same question but it didn't help me about my problem. I am working on a news/journal site right now. I want to display all articles/posts from same category on one page.
I've made my taxonomy like this (Same as my main navigation menu look like):
+News
+Economy
+Politics
+Sports
+Weather
+Lifestyle
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
+...
Now, when i try to enter Lifestyle (for example), I get 'page not found'. But if I type in the url something like: "mysite/taxonomy/term/87" I get all articles from Lifestyle category. I have created view for this but it is working only on categories that came with theme not for my categories that I created after. Do you have any suggestion? Is there a way to change links form '/taxonomy/term/87' to '/news/lifestyle/ or there is a better way to solve this?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 82
Reputation: 647
In Drupal, we have option to generate custom URLs for category. When logged in, Go to:
Configuration -> search and metadata -> url aliases -> pattern
There go to Taxanomy term path section and set pattern for Vocabularies you have in your drupal website. In your case: set as
[term:vocabulary]/[term:name]
where [term:vocabulary] is 'news' and [term:name] is 'life style'
And whenever you create new vocabulary in drupal please make sure that you have checked checkbox 'use view override' under view usage section.
Upvotes: 0