5 Oct
2007
5 Oct
'07
4:10 p.m.
But, the theming wizard gives you a much more granular list of variables to work with, one for each field. So you can "intercept" the content. Instead of printing $content or the embedded view itself, you will print $views-xxxxx-xxxxx-data-content It breaks the $content variable down into its parts, for each field, a variable for the label and a variable for the data. Another thing the theming wizard does is give you a list of view variables you can invoke. On 10/5/07, John Barreiros <johnbarreiros2@gmail.com> wrote:
Victor,
If you would like to customize the theming of a view, use the "theming
wizard".
I'm not trying to theme a view. That's easy enough to do.
Well, but "theming" includes modifying the actual semantic data also.