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How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under ...Lees meer
How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under the label custom display settings. The settings consist of a check box list of all view modes available for nodes, marking which view modes should have customized display settings. In a standard Drupal installation only teaser is checked, resulting in two sub tabs on the manage display page – default and teaser. The sub tabs lead to separate settings for each view mode.
In a standard Drupal installation, the following view modes are available (machine names in parentheses)
While nodes have a number of different view modes, other entities only have one view mode each. They are full comment (comments), user account (users) and taxonomy term page (taxonomy terms).
All entities have their own pages for managing field display. They are accessed as a tab from the pages used for managing their field settings.
How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under ...Lees meer
How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under the label custom display settings. The settings consist of a check box list of all view modes available for nodes, marking which view modes should have customized display settings. In a standard Drupal installation only teaser is checked, resulting in two sub tabs on the manage display page – default and teaser. The sub tabs lead to separate settings for each view mode.
In a standard Drupal installation, the following view modes are available (machine names in parentheses)
While nodes have a number of different view modes, other entities only have one view mode each. They are full comment (comments), user account (users) and taxonomy term page (taxonomy terms).
All entities have their own pages for managing field display. They are accessed as a tab from the pages used for managing their field settings.
How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under ...Lees meer
How a node is displayed depends on the context in which it is viewed, such as the difference between full nodes and teasers. On the page for field display management there are extra settings under the label custom display settings. The settings consist of a check box list of all view modes available for nodes, marking which view modes should have customized display settings. In a standard Drupal installation only teaser is checked, resulting in two sub tabs on the manage display page – default and teaser. The sub tabs lead to separate settings for each view mode.
In a standard Drupal installation, the following view modes are available (machine names in parentheses)
While nodes have a number of different view modes, other entities only have one view mode each. They are full comment (comments), user account (users) and taxonomy term page (taxonomy terms).
All entities have their own pages for managing field display. They are accessed as a tab from the pages used for managing their field settings.
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Why use Views with it ?
You can use use the module Views to create a block, just like the second screenshot.
You have to sel...Lees meer
Why use Views with it ?
You can use use the module Views to create a block, just like the second screenshot.
You have to select the image field, then, choose the "Background image" formatter.
The output of this block is null, so, it won't be displayed but the block will be executed and will set the background image correctly.
This is great if you need to set a random wallpaper on your site, add a sort criteria, choose "Global: random" and you're done.
Every time the page load, it will execute the View, choose a random node, extract the image field and set it as background.
You can have a more fine grained control of the "Global: Random" criteria by using Views Random Seed.
Drupal 8: Paragraphs grid is ready for use with Bootstrap 3 and 4. Other grid systems (like CSS grid) are still under development. For me it works fine even in production environme...Lees meer
Drupal 8: Paragraphs grid is ready for use with Bootstrap 3 and 4. Other grid systems (like CSS grid) are still under development. For me it works fine even in production environments. PLEASE HELP to make this module stable, with a shield and all the bells and whistles.
