This plugin for Omeka Classic gives administrators the ability to create a hierarchical tree of their collections. A collection can have at most one parent collection, but a collection may have multiple child collections.
You can configure the plugin to adjust the display by checking the following options:
Order alphabetically: This setting orders the Collection Tree alphabetically, but does not affect the order of the collections browse page.
Browse root-level collections only: This setting limits the public collections browse page so it only includes top-level (parent) collections and does not show subcollections (any collections nested inside others).
Show subcollections items: This setting includes all of the items from the subcollections in the list of items on the parent collections' show page. For example, a top-level collection with 10 items contains another collection that itself has 29 items. Check this to make the top-level collection appear to contain 39 items instead.
Expand search to include subcollection items by default: This setting will mean that a search performed inside a top-level collection will also look through all the items of its subcollections.
See the Collection Tree page in the Omeka Classic user manual for user documentation.
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