Drupal: How to build a categorized menu tree -

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i need build custom menu structure based on taxonomy terms. problem first level should taxonomy-term. nested items must node. each node can have one term. , terms without nodes associated should not appear in menu.

how that? suggestions me?

example menu:

term-1     node-1     node-2     node-3  term-2     node-1     node-2  ...

thank you.

edit need photgrapher website. each term global categorie portraits, or artists. categories wrapper galleries. based on example menu above possible structure this:

series (term)     bodies (node:type->gallery associated term:series)     classic cars (node:type->gallery associated term:series)     surroundings (node:type->gallery associated term:series)

i suggest doing view. want create view lists nodes, , set view group taxonomy term.

so, create new view (admin/build/views/add)

  • view type: node - name view, , proceed next page.
  • filters
    • node: published - yes
    • node: type - gallery
    • [optional] taxonomy: vocabulary = series - hide galleries have not been assigned series.
  • fields - delete labels fields add them
    • taxonomy: terms - use taxonomy: term, if have more 1 taxonomy, such free tagging, free tags show too, terms better because can limit vocab.
      • check checkbox - exclude display
      • limit terms vocabulary - series
    • node: title
      • check checkbox - link field node
  • basic settings
    • style: unformatted
      • click on cog change settings , set grouping field taxonomy: term
    • items display : 0 - since not want pager, want display results.
  • sort criteria - adding 2 sort criteria...
    • taxonomy: weight - controls order groups - have set taxonomy term weights in taxonomy administration area. (you sort taxonomy: term if want terms appear in alphabetical order.)
    • node: title - controls order nodes within each group.

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