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Adding a Separator in Drupal Taxonomy Terms

Out of the box the Zen theme displays the taxonomy terms of a node as inline links with no separators. If you want some text dividing the terms, try the following:

In your theme's node.tpl.php file there should be some code that looks like
<?php print t(' in ') . $terms; ?>

Replace that code with

<?php  
   foreach($node->taxonomy as $tid => $taxo)
   $taxo_links[] = l($taxo->name,"taxonomy/term/$taxo->tid", array('title' => $taxo->name));
   print t('<strong>Tags:</strong> ') . implode('  |  ',$taxo_links);
?>

In this example I've used the pipe character (|) as the separator in this section implode('  |  ',$taxo_links). Just replace that '|' with the character of your choice and you're good.

Found this at drupal.org Theming taxonomy terms.

Tags: Drupal Theming | PHP Code
Written by Greg on 07 Jan 09

Comments

This helped me a lot

Submitted by Anonymous on 17 May 10.

Thank you for this quick how-to, it really helped me! It may not seem like much, but these little tid-bits of information are invaluable resources for beginners like me.

Incidentally, the captcha to post a comment is almost impossible! I've tried about 7 times now, but there's always one letter or number that I get wrong. Might be impeding feedback to your posts - just fyi.

captcha

Submitted by Greg on 18 May 10.

Thanks for the heads-up -- switched to ReCaptcha

-Greg