How separate up content (node) in two column?

Posted by frosty22 on July 2, 2008 at 10:12am

Hi,
On beginning execuse me please my English.

I have a problem, I need separate up content to the two column as you can see on the picture (link is bellow this text) but I dont know how. I used noprob themes for this template ,but how I said, I dont know how I make this.

http://img71.imageshack.us/my.php?image=index1rel1bg3.jpg
On this image you can see design with content i two column with picture and every article has a own picture, how I make it?

Thanks for your help.

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You will need to use the CCK

Posted by bwv on July 2, 2008 at 12:42pm

You will need to use the CCK module to create a custom content type that holds an image.

Then you will need to use the Views module to display the image and the text in two separate columns (you could use the table view).

(You probably should switch to drupal 5.7, for which there are many more modules to choose from.)

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Thanks you so much. I will

Posted by frosty22 on July 2, 2008 at 1:14pm

Thanks you so much.

I will used CCK module for display images.

Its so bad, that I probably must switch my Drupal 6.2 to Drupak 5.7, because I really dont want it.
Is here somebody who know how display the image and the text in two separate columns in Drupal 6.2, I seeking some module or sniffet for this version but I dont find it.

Im still very unhappy, I

Posted by frosty22 on July 6, 2008 at 7:28pm

Im still very unhappy, I cant make it. Really, isnt here somebody who know how separate content to the two collumn in Drupal 6.2? Thanks so much

Just use

Posted by Jeff Burnz on July 6, 2008 at 10:21pm

Just use Views...

http://drupal.org/project/views

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Panels?

Posted by neomenlo on July 6, 2008 at 10:40pm

Isn't this more of a panels thing?
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There is also the tables

Posted by bwv on July 7, 2008 at 8:38am

There is also the tables module. However, views should work just fine. Are you having trouble using it?
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I installed Views module to

Posted by frosty22 on July 7, 2008 at 2:36pm

I installed Views module to my Drupal but I thing that problem is between chair and keyboard ;)

I read the beginners guide to using Views but I still dont know how create separate content to the two column like is on screenshot (in my first substription). I will be very pleasure if somebody help me with create view.

Ok, a few tips.

Posted by Jeff Burnz on July 7, 2008 at 8:49pm

Ok, a few tips.

First I think you should try the Bonus Grid View, from the "Views Bonus Pack" (I think its a sepearte download, I can't remember frankly).

Once you have enabled the Bonus Grid View in your Modules section, go back to the views main page and scan down looking for the Bonus Grid View, on the left you will see the link "Add", click it to create an over ride view for the Bonus Grid View (not to be confused with the "Add" tab at the top).

Then you'll want to enter the basic information such as URL & title, how many nodes you want to include etc etc.

Then select the fields you want included - such as Title, Image and perhaps the Body (Teaser), etc etc.

Its a bit hard for me to explain the gui in Views for Drupal 6 since I haven't used it that much, I understand its quite radically different to Drupal 5, so you will have to feel your way through the forms.

Try that for now and see how you go, to be honest to get the exact layout in your comp you will need to over ride the view with a Views Template & plenty of CSS, and that is whole other section so try the basics for now.

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