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The GMOD web site makes extensive use of category tags to flag pages as being related to various topics. Category tags give users an alternative way to navigate the web site, and editors are encouraged to add tags when they create or modify pages. We strive for each page have at least one category tag.

Category tags are shown here in two formats:

There is also a list of pages without any category tags.

Category Tag Cloud

Alphabetical List of Categories

AJAX

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Analysis

Annotation

ApiDB

Apollo

BLAST

BioMart

BioPerl

Biologist

Biology

CMap

Categories

Chado

Chado Doc Reorg

Chado FlyBase

Chado Modules

Chado Presentations

Community Annotation

Comparative Genomics

Computing

DAS

Data Modeling

Database Tools

DictyBase

Documentation

Education and Outreach

Evolution

Expression

External

FAQ

FlyBase

GBrowse

GBrowse 2

GBrowse syn

GMODWeb

GMOD Best Practices

 

GMOD Community

GMOD Components

GMOD Developers

GMOD Evo Hackathon

GMOD Project

GMOD Project Logos

GMOD Project Presentations

GMOD Web Site

Generic Gene Pages

Gramene

HOWTO

Help

IGS

InterMine

JBrowse

Java

Javascript

Linux

Logos and Icons

LuceGene

MAKER

MGI

MOD UI Presentations

MOD User Interfaces

Mac OS X

Meetings

Member Logos

Microarrays

Middleware

Middleware Presentations

Modware

MySQL

NCBI

Needs Editing

Needs Testing

Ontologies

Packaging

 

Pages with problems or questions

ParameciumDB

Pathway Tools

Perl

Phenotypes

Phylogeny

Posters

PostgreSQL

Presentations

Proposals

PubSearch

Publications

REST

RGD

RPC

SAMtools

SGD

SGN

Screenshots

Semantic web

Sybil

TAIR

TableEdit

Taxonomy

Textpresso

Tripal

Turnkey

Tutorials

Unsupported

User Experiences

WFleaBase

Web services

Wiki Tools

Windows

WormBase

XML

XORT

 

Category Tree

Categories can be nested hierarchically. For example, the GMOD Components category contains several subcategories for individual components (such as Apollo and GBrowse).

Eventually this section will list the categories in a tree format. It doesn't do that now because the extensions I can find that do this (CategoryTree and NiceCategoryList2) require the creation of a single root category which all other top level categories are made subcategories of. This strikes me as too much maintenance.

If you have any suggestions on how to display categories in a tree format, please send them to the GMOD Help Desk.

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