Style plugins control how a view is rendered. More...
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class | views_plugin_style |
Base class to define a style plugin handler. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_default |
Default style plugin to render rows one after another with no decorations. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_grid |
Style plugin to render each item in a grid cell. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_jump_menu |
Style plugin to render each item as a row in a table. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_list |
Style plugin to render each item in an ordered or unordered list. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_rss |
Default style plugin to render an RSS feed. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_summary |
The default style plugin for summaries. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_summary_jump_menu |
The default style plugin for summaries. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_summary_unformatted |
The default style plugin for summaries. More... | |
class | views_plugin_style_table |
Style plugin to render each item as a row in a table. More... |
Style plugins control how a view is rendered.
For example, they can choose to display a collection of fields, node_view() output, table output, or any kind of crazy output they want.
Many style plugins can have an optional 'row' plugin, that displays a single record. Not all style plugins can utilize this, so it is up to the plugin to set this up and call through to the row plugin.