##  [Drupal Views](/hc/documentation/learn-dxpr-builder/drupal-integrations/drupal-views) 

Follow the steps below to add Drupal Views in your website with DXPR Builder:

1. Click on the **+** icon.
2. Go to the **Views** tab.
3. *Optionally*, filter view by name with **Filter field**.
4. Select the **View display**.
5. *Optionally*, override the views' **contextual filter** by setting contextual filter values in DXPR Builder. This is only possible if the views is configured with contextual filters in the views dashboard.
6. *Optionally*, override the views' default filtering by setting **exposed filters** in DXPR Builder. This is only possible if one or more of the views' filters are set to "exposed" in the views dashboard.
7. *Optionally,* display exposed filters to users by clicking **Show exposed filters** field.
8. *Optionally,* display view title by clicking **Show title** field.
9. *Optionally*, override views pager settings in **Override pager** field.
10. *Optionally*, override views pager offset in **Pager offset** field. This option is only available if **Override pager** is enabled.
11. Once you’ve selected your preferred settings, you can click on **Save Changes** and you're done!



### **Toggle Views Fields on and off with DXPR Builder**

1. Go to the **Toggle Fields tab** to select fields to display in view. This tab is only available when the view is configured to use **Fields** and there is more than 1 field to display.
2. *Optionally*, select fields to exclude from display.
3. Once you’ve selected your preferred settings, you can click on **Save Changes** and you're done!



### **Exposed Filters in DXPR Builder**

There are 2 ways in which exposed filters can be used. One option is to set the exposed filter value in the DXPR Builder modal that pops up if you click the **pencil icon** on your views display. The purpose of this method is to re-use the same views displays in multiple places with different filter-based content.   
You can also let your website's visitors manipulate exposed filters by enabling the option **Show exposed filters**, this is Drupal's intended use of exposed filters. In order for this to work it is required that you **enable Ajax** on your views display.



### **Contextual Filters in DXPR Builder**

Contextual Filters are an advanced filtering option that let's Drupal determine filter values from the context of the page. A typical usage of contextual filters is to load content belonging to the same taxonomy term on a taxonomy term overview page. For example the page taxonomy/term/3 will load all content referencing taxonomy term 3.

It is possible for views inside a DXPR Builder container to filter content based on contextual filters that rely on ID values in internel paths, but there are some **requirements:**

- The views display must be a **block displa**y, this does not work for page type displays.
- The block display must have **Ajax enabled**.
- The block display must be set up to load default values from the URL, for example: "**WHEN THE FILTER VALUE IS** ***NOT*** **IN THE URL**" -> **Provide default value** -> **Taxonomy Term ID from URL**