This tutorial will guide you through specifying the elements for your views output using Semantic Views : Fields settings. This tutorial assumes you have Views installed.

• Create a view
  1. Visit the Views administration page
  2. Click Add new view. Type in the name test_semantic view, select type 'Node', click Next.
• Modify the view to use Semantic Views options
  1. Locate the Basic settings column, click the Style: settings.
  2. At the bottom section of this area, you will see a list of options under How should this view be styled. Select Semantic Views, and click Update.
  3. Click options next to Row style. Select Semantic Views : Fields.
• Select which fields to style
  • Click the + icon next to Fields.
  • In the Groups drop-down menu select 'Node', then check Node: Body, Node: Post Date and Node: Title. Click Add.
  • Under the next three options for Body, Post Date and Title, click Update, staying with the default settings for this tutorial.
  • Scroll back up to Fields and click the ↑↓ icon to rearrange fields, so it is Title first.
• Preview the default
1. At this stage you can preview the default settings. Click Save.
2. View the unstyled fields previewed at the bottom of the Views User Interface.
• Modify the output for these fields
1. Click the settings gear icon next to Row style: Semantic Views : Fields.
2. Scroll down to the Row style options, you can see the menu built for the fields you have chosen Title, Body and Post date.
3. Do not capitalize the elements and do not use <> symboles to specify the elements in the form.
4. Under Ttitle specify the element: h3. Optional: You can also edit your settings and specify custom Class attributes. put spaces in between each class attibute, and do not wrap class attributes in "double quotes".
5. Under Body specify the element div. You are likely to have other block level elements such as a paragraph or blockquote.
6. Under Post date specify the element p.
7. Select Skip empty fields
8. Click Update.
9. Click Save to save your settings.
• You're done! You should see the modifications to your view when you preview it.