[support] views2 frontpage

[sebastian]

last sentence should say:

Option ONE may not give you the right markup though, as headers really
need to be between H tags if you want to make your page properly indexed
for search engines.

sebastian wrote:
> views theming can be done in three ways.
> 
> 1.) use an inspector like firefox's firebug to check the css that is 
> generated and edit the css class for that element in to be bold
> 
> 2.) if you are using display:fields then click on the title, click 
> rewrite output and but <b></b> around the token for the title [most 
> likely <b>[title]</b>
> 
> if you are using display:node then you need to find the node.tpl.php for 
> that node type, and change the php to wrap the title in the tags you 
> need [or change the H2 or H3 setting in your CSS to be bold]
> 
> 3.) finally, you can also theme the views output dramatically further by 
> click on the link "theming information" in your view, identify the 
> field's name, determine what level you want to them at [all titles, or 
> just this theme's title] and then create the php file it tells you to 
> make, paste into that new file the content it shows you as the "base" 
> content, and then open that file from your theme folder [the file you 
> just made]
> 
> In that file, you will not see much, just a 'print $output' you can now 
> wrap that output in what ever you want, say between some H tags.
> 
> If you need to affect the fields at a higher level, you will need to 
> also [or instead] modify the styl and/or row theme for your view [or 
> group of views]
> 
> Also note that if you use a 'tag' for your views, the tag will be a part 
> of the suggest theme, so you can group and style several views based on 
> a tag level.
> 
> For most people, doing simple theming, option 1 or 2 will work just 
> fine. Option may not give you the right markup though, as headers really 
> need to be between H tags if you want to make your page properly indexed 
> for search engines.
> 
> Sebastian Gödecke wrote:
>> Guten Tag Benj Fredrick,
>>
>> am Freitag, 23. April 2010 um 17:53 schrieben Sie:
>>
>>> Is your view working, and pulling the data you want? And does your
>>> view have a 'Page' display (and a path)?
>> Yes, now it's working. I'm pulling subject and Text at the moment. But
>> the output is not exactly i want:
>> subject  should be bold or something like this and a limiter, that you
>> see were the articles end and/or you have the "read more" button.
>>
>> How  do  i  get  the subject bold ? and (maybe) theming the output ? i
>> don't have done anything with theming ....
>>
>>
>>> Once those answers are 'yes', you can enter the path to your view
>>> page in the 'Admin' -> 'Site Information' -> 'Default front page:'
>>> field to tell drupal you want to use it for the home page.
>>
>>  yes, this is quite working
>>
>>  regards sebastian
>>
>>> HTH,
>>> -Benj
>>
>>
>>> 2010/4/23 Sebastian Gödecke <simpsonetti at googlemail.com>
>>> Guten Tag Drupal Support,
>>
>>> hi,  i  want  to  use views2 frontpage. so i activate it and configure
>>> some settings. as arguments i set up   "node:type"  some filters, some
>>> sorts,  but  when  i  visit now my frontpage, it shows my "404", so no
>>> site would be shown, only an error site.
>>> how  will  be  shown  my  nodetypes (artikels) on frontpage (with some
>>> filters and sorts )?
>>
>>> regards sebastian
>>
>>
>>> -- 
>>> Mit freundlichen Grüßen
>>> Sebastian Gödecke
>>> mailto:simpsonetti at googlemail.com
>>
>>> -- 
>>> [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
>>
>>
>>
>