Drupal 6

It's too simple for us old-school developers. (It took three of us a half hour to figure out at DrupalCampNYC.)

After creating both groups and some regular fields, you – get ready – drag and drop the regular field inside the group (or fieldset).

Resolution

Views 2 Relationships: Let's you get information that's one step away.

For instance, you can get content based on when users joined or something.

Add a relationship for Queue.
Add the Questionable Content queue.

Now we can use the in-queue filter: it has to be in that queue to show up in the view.

pretty slick.

And then you can sort for nodequeue.

Generally if you're thinking of writing an SQL filter do do what a views does, you can figure it out yourself.

This document takes us through the steps of figuring out how some output is produced (without an Integrated Development Environment with debugger) so that we can modify it. Skip straight to Agaric's answer in the resolution at the bottom if that's all you want!

theme_menu_item_link() has no effect on primary / secondary navigation links (at least when printed through the theme, and not as blocks). Which was unexpected.

However, in a Zen subtheme (called examplezen here) the following code produced all kinds of interesting output for node menus and

Drupal 6 Views 2 has an offset modifier to the "Items to display" property which should make doing this dead simple; just create two displays of the same view with different settings for these two options.

Scroll way down for the resolution in Drupal 5:

Hat tip to:
http://drupal.org/node/131482

dan hak 3:45
featured view shows latest feature only
other one shows everything
all featured are in the everything vocab too

A belated listen to the New Features in 6 podcast, which was recorded July, Friday the 13th.

From Lullabot Podcast #43 (a while ago)
http://www.lullabot.com/audiocast/drupal_podcast_no_43_new_features_drupal_6

"We are looking to build an expert file at Lullabot

developers and especially themers

send what you do and links off to your work