from: http://mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode31

• Create a 'taxonomy_term_page.tpl.php' file in your theme.
• Create a view filtered on a taxonomy term id.
• Add the following code to the tpl.php file. (adjusted to fit your view))

Taxonomy pages have a default array of term ids that will work as views arguments.

Better Method

Use the theme function on your template.php file

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By default when you group multiple cck values in a view each item just gets a single 'field-item' class. You can't override this with a simple field formatter or any of the views tpl.php files. The theme function is in contributions/cck/includes/views/content.views.inc (http://drupalcontrib.org/api/function/theme_content_view_multiple_field/6)

My version adds an incremental class to each item that you can use to target specific items. This should go in template.php with "YOURTHEME_" replacing "theme_"


function theme_content_view_multiple_field($items, $field, $values) { Read more »

from: http://drupal.org/node/223440#comment-1101275

khonggiannet - November 10, 2008 - 12:30

You could improve above code to have the theme suggestion for all content types in your site.

Now just make your template in form page-node-your_content_type. If it's missing, the default page template will be used.

http://drupalcontrib.org/api/function/views_embed_view/6

This code embeds the view block as is. The first variable is the NAME of my view. the second is the NAME of the block. Still not quite sure how to figure out the name since it is actually called reflections_block, but views seems to give generic numbers.

Note that this function passes any additional parameters to the View as Arguments.
Use page_1, page_2, block_1, block_2, ... as $display_id. You'll see the display IDs when hovering over the display names in Vews UI or in the URL when editing the displays.
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