- OSU Drupal 8 Overview
- Technical Manual
- Working with Content
- Working with Structure
- Working with Appearance
- Working with Configuration
- Working with People
- Working with Groups
- Advanced Topics
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Open search box
Go to Admin Menu > Structure > Paragraph Types.
Once on the Paragraph Types screen, you'll see there are none in the list.
Click the Add Paragraph Types button.
In the Add Paragraphs Type screen:
Label text field = enter One-Column Combo.
Machine-Readable Name text field = changed to par_one_col_combo.
Paragraph Type Icon image field = upload an optional image to use as an icon.
Description text area field = enter optional descriptive text.
Click the Save and Manage Fields button.
On the Manage Fields screen that appears:
Click the Add Field button to add the first field.
In our example, we added five fields: Body, Column Title, Header Image, View, and Webform.
For specific instructions on how to add fields to an entity, please see our Entities section.
Click on the Manage Form Display tab and arrange the fields in the manner you wish them to be arranged.
In our example, we use the Fieldgroup module to arrange our fields in a tidy horizontal tab display that is then buttoned up inside of a collapsed fieldset. This makes a nice, compact work area for our content providers.
When you've arranged things to your liking, click the Save button.
Click on the Manage Display tab.
We use a very simple linear display with the fields displaying in the following order:
After all fields are arranged, click the Save button.
Our OSU Drupal 8 distribution utilizes the Paragraphs Types Permissions sub-module (which comes with the Paragraphs module).
This gives us the ability to provide access to individual paragraph bundles based on roles.
Go to Admin Menu > People > Permissions.
Once on the Permissions screen:
Scroll down to the Paragraphs Type Permissions sections of the screen and set the appropriate permissions for your site.
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click the Save Permissions button.
Now the Paragraph Bundle is ready for use. We can't see anything immediately, however, because Paragraph Bundles need to be added to an entity as a reference field.