This chapter completes describing all the standard features of Views, those contained in columns one and two of the view edit screen. So far, we have covered View Types, displays, field options, filter and sorting options, display settings, headers, footers, no results behavior, and pagers. We also covered relationships and contextual filters from the third, advanced column.

In the next chapter, we'll finish covering view options with the rest of the advanced column. In the next chapter, we'll look at an option to put the exposed filter in a block for more flexibility in their placement on the page. We'll also work through the fields under OTHER, Views' catchall group of obscure and relatively seldom-used options. However, they do offer some capabilities that are extremely powerful when you need them. Many site builders never need any of these settings, but knowing they are there and what they do can help you as you move to advanced displays using views.