Blog Post: Pronteff Explores the Structure of Views in Drupal Development
Pronteff has published a blog post explaining the Views module in Drupal 8, 9, and 10. The post highlights its role in creating dynamic content displays without custom SQL queries. The module provides a graphical interface for filtering, sorting, and formatting content in various layouts, such as lists, tables, and grids, making content management more efficient.
According to the blog, users can create a View by navigating to the Views section under Structure, selecting a content type, and choosing a display format. Filters, sorting options, and contextual settings help refine content dynamically without coding.
The post also discusses advanced features like contextual filters, relationships, and exposed filters, which enhance customization and interactivity. Additionally, caching improves performance by reducing database queries. Pronteff emphasizes that Drupal Views is a crucial tool for developers and administrators, streamlining content management while offering flexibility in display options.
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