By SEINEN on

Hi,

I am creating a magazine, with two views:

The first one has the last featured article
The second one has the history of all the articles of the site

I want the second view to hide the last featured article once it is featured on the home page. I dont know how to do that.

Once I create a new featured article I want the general view to be allowed to display by defaule the article, since it is not more in the featured section of my website.

How can I do that?

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nevets commented

Content has a "promote to front page" flag which is generally used to mark content so it shows on the front page.

Using that you can make a view for all content where the flag is not set.

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SEINEN commented

THank you, but the problem is that it has to update automatically once we have created a new "promoted" content.

The second view has all the content of the site "promoted" and "not promoted", it just has to avoid to present the "promoted" content once it is on the first view, which just has one "promoted" article.

Once a new "promoted" article is created, the old "promoted" article should be in the second view as a general content. But it has to be hidden, once it is "promoted" on the first view. Like in a newspaper

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nevets commented

I would try Entity Queue in this case (I am assuming it works similarly to the old node queue module which still exists). With this approach you would create a queue that has only 1 slot and set so adding new content would push the old content out.

Now you can create two views. One to show all content in the queue (only 1 thing) and other that lists content not in queue.