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out in the hedge.

went out for dinner at an outdoor seafood restaurant by the ocean. i ate my first fish
eyeball, among other animals i didn't even know existed. heehee. i'm so proud. :P if only i
could take better night pictures!

Location : Roppongi Hills

Location: Itasca State Park, MN, USA Camera: Canon Digital Rebel Lens: Canon EF-S
18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Media: 512MB Sandisk ultra II Shot at: 1/30s, f/10, ISO 100, 18mm

This was shot at 10pm, 30 seconds exposure.

A page view is one that is accessible via URL meaning it can be linked to directly, and
the view appears in the main content area. In order to provide a page view, the 'Page View'
setting must be checked; if unchecked, settings in this section will be ignored. Some items
in this list will be marked as advanced features, and require some understanding of Drupal
to really 'get'. Don't worry if these descriptions don't make sense to you; feel free to
ignore them.

Drupal 6: Attachment Views, Page Views, and Theming written by J. Ayen Green: one of
the many articles from Packt Publishing

Official Views 2 documentation exists as part of the Advanced Help module. A request
has been filed to add this tutorial to Views -- see http://drupal.org/node/495846 The
Advanced Help module is currently the only source of documentation for Views 3 theming. For
those who are familiar with theming in Views 1, the process in Views 2 may seem overwhelming
at first. Unlike Views 1, in which you might have a single template file for each view,
Views 2 allows you to have a template for each facet of each view, which it then assembles
into a single presentation. Step 1: Identifying the Views Template Theme Layers Edit your
view. Pick the display (e.g. Block, Page, etc.) you wish to theme. Under the "Basic
settings" section, click on Theme Information. A list of template files will be displayed,
in the following order: Display output: This controls the structure of the overall view,
including the position of and code around the view administrative links, header, exposed
filters, pager, "more" link, footer and feed i

Official Views documentation is part of the Advanced Help module. It includes the most
up to date information on Views and Views theming. Views 2 is so much more powerful than
Views 1 and theming views is quite different now. This article is intended for themers who
only need to know where to apply html and css to change the look and feel of a view. See the
bottom for more resources. What you'll need Know how to create a view Understand how Views
uses php to print data The Devel and Theme developer modules. Step 1. Creating a Page view
Don't know how to create views? Read Views 2 tutorials to get you started. First you'll have
to create a view page and choose some settings. The most important settings are under the
“Basic settings” section of your display: Style: HTML List Row Style: Fields Don't forget to
add the fields you want to display. Step 2. Organize your themed views files

For the last six months, Scott Reynolds has been keeping a big juicy secret. As the
maintainer of the Apache Solr Views module, he knows just how cool the future of Drupal
Search is going to be. His module, based on an idea and code from Thomas Seidl, lets you
make custom searches against the Solr index the same way you currently make views against
the MySQL database.

Rathausbrücke Zürich (Gemüsebrücke)