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In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

A more Drupalish way would be

  1. Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options on it's node edit form.
  2. Alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky (DESC) followed by Content: Post date (DESC).

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

A more Drupalish way would be

  1. Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options.
  2. Alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky (DESC) followed by Content: Post date (DESC).

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

A more Drupalish way would be

  1. Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options on it's node edit form.
  2. Alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky (DESC) followed by Content: Post date (DESC).
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Queenvictoria
Queenvictoria
  • 1.8k
  • 14
  • 16

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

Better yet: Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options. Then alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky followed by Content: Post date.A more Drupalish way would be

  1. Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options.
  2. Alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky (DESC) followed by Content: Post date (DESC).

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

Better yet: Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options. Then alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky followed by Content: Post date.

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

A more Drupalish way would be

  1. Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options.
  2. Alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky (DESC) followed by Content: Post date (DESC).
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Queenvictoria
Queenvictoria
  • 1.8k
  • 14
  • 16

In the header add the type Global: Unfiltered text and enter your HTML there.

Better yet: Mark "Kermit the Frog" as Sticky at top of lists in it's Publishing options. Then alter the Sort criteria your View to have two criteria: Content: Sticky followed by Content: Post date.