In Drupal 6 you could choose to display taxonomy terms on a node as a comma separated list of links. In Drupal 7, the only way to achieve the same thing was to use the taxonomy formatter module.
I would love to see this common-use-case feature restored to backdrop.
Here's a summary of sorts for these requests:
- Apply this new formatter to any multi-valued field
- Allow separating items by a custom delimiter (e.g.
,
,;
,-
, etc.) - Allow formatting multi-valued fields as HTML lists (e.g.
<ul>
,<ol>
) - Allow specifying a different custom delimiter for the last two items (e.g.
&
)
Modules to use for inspiration:
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