What do the templates listed in bold mean?
Theme Information lists all of the possible template files you could have for a given theme, from the general to the specific. In a similar method to the way in which precedence is given to core templates with the most specific file names, Views 2 gives precedence to the most specifically named templates. The templates listed in bold, then, are the templates currently in effect for your view. For example, let’s say you had three views, called alpha, beta and gamma. The file views-view.tpl.php would control the overall display output (see above) for all three views. If you then created a file called views-view–alpha.tpl.php, that would apply to your alpha view display, but beta and gamma would still be controlled by the overall template. You could subsequently create templates for each display within your view: • The files views-view–alpha–page.tpl.php and views-view–alpha–block.tpl.php, for instance, would control those two types of displays for the alpha view. • The file views-vi
