Taxonomies support multiple sites, and can be defined per site. This is useful for situations where you require different classifications for different sites.
For more information about multiple site management in Sitefinity CMS, see Multisite: Manage multiple sites.
To set a taxonomy for a specific site or sites:
When a classification is set to be used on a specific site, its taxons are removed from their classified items, and then the taxons are automatically recreated, relevant for the specific site only. The original taxons which were duplicated are still available across all the sites.
Under the Filter classifications section, click Not used in any site.
For example, if you have 2, each uses its copy of the same classification, and you now want to use the classification from site #1 in site #2. To do this, share the classification from site #1 on both sites, in which case, the initially used classification from site #2 is no longer used, and it will appear in the Not used in any site filter.
EXAMPLE: The following video demonstrates the usage of site-specific taxonomies:
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