July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
456 pages
11h 32m
English
When we first install Drupal, it provides us with an initial View for the homepage that lists all content in reverse chronological order. In most cases, this is not sufficient to expose all the content on a site, so we will end up creating several other Views.
Let's begin by creating a basic list of articles.
Start by navigating to /admin/structure/views/add or by selecting Structure-Views from the Admin toolbar and then clicking the button labeled Add new view.
The most common use case is to have a View that outputs content, that is, nodes, of a particular type. However, you can create Views on any type of entity or other table that is exposed to Views. This includes users and taxonomy terms, but also files, ...
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