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  OVERVIEW
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Community Tags module allows users with the proper permissions to tag other users' content. These
tags can be displayed in a "tag cloud" from Tagedlic module in a variety of ways in order to
emphasize popular items.

Note: This module requires the 5.x version of Tagadelic module.

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  INSTALLATION
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1. Download the 5.x version of Tagadelic module and place its directory into your Drupal
   modules directory.

2. Download the 5.x version of Community Tags module and place its directory into your Drupal
   modules directory.

3. Enable the modules by navigating to:

     Administer > Site Building > Modules

4. Create a free tagging vocabulary by going to:

     Administer > Content > Categories

5. Select which vocabulary should use community tagging by going to:

     Administer > Site Configuration > Community tags

6. Select how each node type should display the community tagging form by going to:

     Administer > Content > Content Types
  
6. Set permissions for tagging content and editing tags by going to:

     Administer > Access control

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  AUTHOR INFORMATION
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Tagadelic was originally written by Bèr Kessels and more information can be
found on http://www.webschuur.com/modules/tagadelic.

Carpentered in the webschuur.com

Additional modifications including weighted node tagging, the quick tag form and
user tags have been authored by Rob Barreca of Electronic Insight and more
information can be found at http://www.electronicinsight.com.

Cherry-picking from Rob Barreca's work and using it to create the Community Tags
module was done by Angela Byron of Lullabot with support from the Bryght guys.

Steven Wittens of Bryght updated this module to 5.x, cleaned up the code some more
and added more shiny features.

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  2. -----------------------

  3.   OVERVIEW

  4. -----------------------

  5. Community Tags module allows users with the proper permissions to tag other users' content. These

  6. tags can be displayed in a "tag cloud" from Tagedlic module in a variety of ways in order to

  7. emphasize popular items.

  8. 

  9. Note: This module requires the 5.x version of Tagadelic module.

  10. 

  11. -----------------------

  12.   INSTALLATION

  13. -----------------------

  14. 

  15. 1. Download the 5.x version of Tagadelic module and place its directory into your Drupal

  16.    modules directory.

  17. 

  18. 2. Download the 5.x version of Community Tags module and place its directory into your Drupal

  19.    modules directory.

  20. 

  21. 3. Enable the modules by navigating to:

  22. 

  23.      Administer > Site Building > Modules

  24. 

  25. 4. Create a free tagging vocabulary by going to:

  26. 

  27.      Administer > Content > Categories

  28. 

  29. 5. Select which vocabulary should use community tagging by going to:

  30. 

  31.      Administer > Site Configuration > Community tags

  32. 

  33. 6. Select how each node type should display the community tagging form by going to:

  34. 

  35.      Administer > Content > Content Types

  36.   

  37. 6. Set permissions for tagging content and editing tags by going to:

  38. 

  39.      Administer > Access control

  40. 

  41. -----------------------

  42.   AUTHOR INFORMATION

  43. -----------------------

  44. 

  45. Tagadelic was originally written by Bèr Kessels and more information can be

  46. found on http://www.webschuur.com/modules/tagadelic.

  47. 

  48. Carpentered in the webschuur.com

  49. 

  50. Additional modifications including weighted node tagging, the quick tag form and

  51. user tags have been authored by Rob Barreca of Electronic Insight and more

  52. information can be found at http://www.electronicinsight.com.

  53. 

  54. Cherry-picking from Rob Barreca's work and using it to create the Community Tags

  55. module was done by Angela Byron of Lullabot with support from the Bryght guys.

  56. 

  57. Steven Wittens of Bryght updated this module to 5.x, cleaned up the code some more

  58. and added more shiny features.