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| README.md |
| composer.json |
| dds_paragraphs.info.yml |
| dds_paragraphs.libraries.yml |
| dds_paragraphs.module |
| dds_paragraphs.services.yml |
This module provides the commonly used paragraph types. It also provides functionality to create better editor experience when editing content pages with paragraph based content
Enable the editor to add a content section, which can contain an unlimited number of content spots. A number of content spots are provided in the following submodules, or the developer can set up new content spots. The following types of content sections are provided:
Content spot containing multiple text items rendered as an accordion.
Content spot containing headline, text with RTE, a link and an image. Also known as "basic content spot".
Content spot containing only a button with a link, label and a target attribute
Content spot containing a graphical element used for visual effect, like a horizontal ruler
To be continued
Content spot with background image or video containing a headline, a subline and a button
Content spot with an image(media entity) and an optional caption
Content spot showing a number of nodes rendered as teasers. The editor can choose the nodes themselves, or they can choose a parent node, and the content spot will show all children based on the content hierarchy. The module depends on the dds_content_hierarchy module in order to do this.
To be continued
Content spot containing a text with RTE and a subline for contributing a source
Content spot containing only a text with RTE
Content spot containing an unlimited amount of images(media entities) rendered as a slideshow
Content spot with a video and optionally headline and subline
Can be inserted instead of a content section. Contains a reference to a global paragraph entity, which can contain a content section. This enables the editor, to create a content section on the global paragraph entity, and then insert it into multiple pages. This way, the content of the section will be maintained only in one place, even though it is used in many places. This is useful for generic content spots containing contact information or opening hours.