eea.facetednavigationtaxonomiccheckbox
Taxonomic tags in EEA Faceted Navigation (eea.facetednavigation) using Redomino Advanced Keyword Management (redomino.advancedkeyword).
Usage
Integration with your Plone site
For installation and configuration of eea.facetednavigation refer to the official documentation.
In order to use the Taxonomic Checkboxes widget, in your “Faceted criteria” setup add the taxonomiccheckbox widget with “Tags” as a “Catalog index”. Your tags would be then nicely nested.
This is what you would get finally.
Installation
Buildout
>>> [instance] >>> eggs += >>> eea.facetednavigationtaxonomiccheckbox
>>> zcml += >>> eea.facetednavigationtaxonomiccheckbox
ZMI
ZMI -> portal_quickinstaller
Choose “Taxonomic Checkbox widget for EEA Faceted Navigation” and install it.
Documentation
See the documentation at:
Support
For feature requests or bugs, open an issue. For questions, send us an email to info@gw20e.com.
License
GPL 2.0
Changelog
0.1 (27-01-2014)
Initial release.
2 maintainers
Metadata
2 maintainers
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