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All rights reserved.' type: article summary: 'Embed Views displays in your pages' tags: - 'Connect Drupal features' image: 'https://dxpr.com/themes/custom/dxpr_com/images/dxpr-share-card.jpg' published: true og: site_name: DXPR updated_time: '2026-10-23T14:31:17+0000' 'image:alt': 'DXPR, powered by Drupal: AI-powered Drupal for marketers.' schema: '@context': 'https://schema.org' '@graph': - mainEntity: { } - '@type': TechArticle headline: 'Show a Drupal view on your page' description: 'Embed Views displays in your pages' image: '@type': ImageObject url: 'https://dxpr.com/themes/custom/dxpr_com/images/dxpr-share-card.jpg' width: '1200' height: '630' datePublished: '2023-11-06T06:08:57+0000' dateModified: '2026-10-23T14:31:17+0000' author: '@type': Organization '@id': 'https://dxpr.com/#organization' name: DXPR url: 'https://dxpr.com/' logo: '@type': ImageObject url: 'https://dxpr.com/themes/custom/dxpr_com/dxpr-logo-dark.svg' width: '1348' height: '501' publisher: '@type': Organization '@id': 'https://dxpr.com/#organization' name: DXPR url: 'https://dxpr.com/' logo: '@type': ImageObject url: 'https://dxpr.com/themes/custom/dxpr_com/dxpr-logo-dark.svg' width: '1348' height: '501' mainEntityOfPage: 'https://dxpr.com/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations/drupal-views' articleSection: 'Connect Drupal features' - '@type': WebPage '@id': 'https://dxpr.com/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations/drupal-views' description: 'Embed Views displays in your pages' breadcrumb: '@type': BreadcrumbList itemListElement: - '@type': ListItem position: 1 name: Home item: 'https://dxpr.com/' publisher: '@type': Organization '@id': 'https://dxpr.com/#organization' name: DXPR inLanguage: en --- [Help Center](/hc)/[Documentation](/hc/documentation) /[Learn DXPR Builder](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder) /[Manage the site](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/manage) /[Connect Drupal features](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations) # Show a Drupal view on your page. Embed Views displays in your pages Learn DXPR BuilderManage the siteConnect Drupal features ## In this guide Related guides - [Drupal Blocks](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations/drupal-blocks) Put a list that updates itself into your layout: the latest news, upcoming events or a team directory. You add it once; the view picks the items, and new content appears without anyone editing the page. For one fixed piece, such as a form or a menu, use [Drupal Blocks](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations/drupal-blocks)instead. ## Before you start - The **Views** module is enabled. - A view with the list you want exists under **Structure** > **Views** (`/admin/structure/views`). A block display is the usual choice, because it has no page of its own. ## Set up 1. Click **+** where the list should go and open the **Drupal Views** tab of the element picker. 2. Pick a tag under **Filter by tag**, or type the view name in **Search**. 3. Click the view display. Its settings dialog opens. 4. To show a different number of items on this page, set **Override pager** to **Yes** and enter the number. 5. Click **Save** in the dialog, then **Save** on the toolbar. ## What you see The list appears with the filters, sorting and style the view defines. Each entry in the picker reads "View name (Display title)". The tab lists every display of every enabled view, page displays included. To change the view itself, open the element's **More** menu and choose **Edit View**. The display opens in the Views editor in a new browser tab. ## Settings The dialog only shows the settings that fit the view you picked. | Setting | What it does | Default | |---|---|---| | **Show title** | Shows the view's title as a heading; offered when the view has a title | off | | **Show exposed filters** | Shows the view's filter form above the list; offered when the view has exposed filters | off | | **Override pager** | Lets this page use its own number of items and offset | No | | **Items to display** or **Items per page** | How many items to show; 0 shows all | the view's own value | | **Pager offset** | How many items to skip at the start | the view's own value | | **Contextual filter** | Values for the view's contextual filters, separated by "/", for example 40/12/10 | empty | | **Field settings** | On the **Toggle fields** tab: untick fields to hide them on this page | all fields shown | To limit which views your editors can pick, use the **Views** list of a [user profile](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/admin/user-profiles-admin). ## If you don't see the list - **A new view is not in the Drupal Views tab.**The view is disabled, or your user profile does not offer it: new displays are not ticked automatically. Enable the view under **Structure** > **Views**, then tick it under **Views** in the profile at `/admin/dxpr_studio/dxpr_builder/profile`. - **The editor shows "Turn on Ajax on this view to use exposed filters."** **Show exposed filters**is on, but the view does not use Ajax. Edit the view and set **Use AJAX** to Yes under **Advanced**. - **The element stays empty.** The view returned no results or the visitor may not see it. Check the view's filters and access settings with **Edit View**. - **Exposed filters do not appear for visitors.****Show exposed filters** is off for this element. Open its settings and tick it. ## What's next? [Drupal blocks to place reusable content](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/integrations/drupal-blocks) to continue exploring DXPR Builder.