There seem to be several ways of getting CCK fields into your node-typename-node.tpl.php file:
- First using the _rendered variable which will give both the label and the content:
<?php print $field_website_rendered; ?>
- Second using 'view' which will just give the contents of the field:
<?php print $field_website[0]['view']; ?>
- Two methods recommended by Front End Drupal. First using 'safe':
<?php print $node->field_website[0]['safe']; ?>
seems to fail all the time
- Second using 'value':
<?php print check_markup($node->field_website[0]['value'], 3, TRUE); ?>
works if the field has a value, e.g. an integer field.
To get the body field, use:
<?php print $node->content['body']['#value'] ?>
When the current node is not loaded, or the field is displayed in views, use: (documented on drupalcontrib.org)
<?php print content_format('field_name', field_name[0], 'default', $node); ?>
For more information, see:
http://drupal.org/node/807330
http://www.caucusllc.com/blog/theming-a-cck-node
http://www.advantagelabs.com/drupal-colonoscopy-or-how-theme-cck-field-d...
http://zroger.com/node/25
If it is taxonomy terms that need to be themed, see:
http://drupal.org/node/149738