teaser

OpenPublish 6.x-1.20, core: drupal 6

I am having an issue controlling the content type display teaser. I am trying to use views to show the teaser display of a node reference field attached to an article. (In more human terms: My article content type has a field -> 'More in this series'. This field is a node-reference. I want to display the 'More in this series' field as a teaser, not as the default title.)

Ola mais uma vez!

Venho assim novamente colocar uma duvida...

Criei uma pagina (node) atraves do views a qual apresenta a informacao conforme a imagem em anexo. O objectivo e apresentar as ultimas 10 noticias introduzidas.

Gostaria entao que o resultado final fosse qualquer coisa do genero deste site: http://buildinternet.com/project/mosaic/1.0/

Existe algum modulo, ou tutorial... ou alguem pode dar uma ajudinha!!! Ja corri, literalmente, quase toda a web a procura e nao encontro nada semelhante.

Agradeco!

Hola a todos, en este caso lo que me ocurre es que quiero poner un teaser en un field del texto en mi contenido , este me lo hace automáticamente en el body pero hay no lo quiero ¿como lo puedo situar en un field ? tengo varios field_reparto ect.. con contenido de texto y en uno de ellos quiero ponerle que sea teaser para poder darle una vista de resumen.
Gracias por adelantado

Hello everyone,

I'm looking to strip some HTML tags from the teaser/body fields output by a view. Specifically, I want to remove images, tables, etc., and retain only simple text markup (p, br, strong, em, etc.). Where and how can I add the code to perform this?

For CCK fields, I understand that this can be accomplished neatly with custom formatters. Does something similar exist for formatting node teasers/bodies?

Thanks in advance.

I have a community driven site that's been running for several years (started with D4.7). I use Views to display data using the default "teaser" display in lieu of fields... Since my users have been creating lots of html content with embedded imagery (haven't implemented imagecache yet) the page displays are all over the place. It's gotten to the point where it reminds me of myspace - lol - because there's no enforced order to how imagery is displayed. Some node teasers have small images, some have large images and some don't have any images...