List the block types you will need
Know before building which blocks exist and which must be made.
Life cycle: Plan, example 13 of 35. Worked out on the Fit & Healthy site of Exponential 6.0.15+.
Contents
In the Layouts editor
- The palette groups: Basic (Title, Text, Button / Link, Rich text, External video, Map, Markdown, HTML snippet, Image, Spacer, Divider, Card, Alert, Badge, Progress bar, Accordion, Tabs), Components (Hero, About, Features, Logos, Quote, Lead), Listing (List, Grid, Zig-Zag, Accordion), Gallery (Gallery, Slider, Thumb gallery, Grid gallery, Sushi bar, Carousel), Containers (Column, Two/Three/Four columns), Placeholders (Template block, Full view, Single content).
With templates
- A missing kind of block is a block definition, a handler and a template (Add a block type); a missing look of an existing block is a view type (Add a view type).
Which to choose
Prefer a view type over a new block type when the data is the same.
Check
- Every element of the page designs maps to a block type or a planned new one.
Related pages
- Add a block type
- Plan examples, every page
- Free documentation: this page is free to copy, translate and improve under the GNU FDL 1.3.
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