Hi Errol, Welcome to Drupal. It's a great CMS/CMF with an awesome community. Adding the Views module will give you a gazillion different ways to do what you want to do. There is a bit of a learning curve using the Views set-up page -- but you'll fall in love, for sure. Views is at: http://drupal.org/project/views You create a new view at: http://example.com/admin/build/views/add (replace "example.com" with your domain). You do that after you've given yourself permission on the Access control page: http://example.com/admin/user/access. (If you are working as user/1, the superadmin user created upon installation, then you don't need to set permissions. Howver, it's considered a best practice to not do much work while logged in as user/1. I always create another user for myself and create another role where I give that role all privileges.) Using the "Filter" section of the views form you can create multiple criteria which select what content to present on the page. Content type, taxonomy, custom fields (if your content type has a custom field), author, created date, etc. You can also choose how you want the the content displayed (e.g. full nodes, teasers, or "list" from which you'll select fields to display). Three important reminders: 1. You create the URL alias on the same form that you build your view. 2. You MUST check the check-box that says "Provide page view". It is hidden by default in the "Page" section of the form. 3. If you are having trouble pulling the desired content, experiment with changing the order of the filters you've chosen. Good luck and write back with questions. Shai content2zero <http://content2zero.com> On 12/9/07, Errol Sayre <errolbert@mac.com> wrote:

Hi, I'm still very new to Drupal and am trying to figure out how to set things up.

I'd like to have "index" pages for my content types. For instance "podcasts/" where it lists all my podcast audio content, and a "gallery/" where it lists all my image gallery items, etc.

How do I do this? I've been able to kinda do what I want using a URL alias to a taxonomy term/category but this isn't ideal, because my terms are not necessarily exclusive (i.e. a photo may come from a podcast recording session and be tagged podcast).

I'm sure this is really simple but I seem to be missing. -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]

Can I use content templates with views? On a related note, can I use content templates with blocks? Thanks for all the help.