Paragraph module drupal 8 install#
Paragraph module drupal 8 Patch#

To clone to another page, change the Parent. There are a bunch of possibilities with this way to duplicate components. Click save, and your new component will appear at the bottom of the page, with the new background color. For example, you could change the background color.

You can also make any edits you want before saving. In this example, I want to duplicate this component to the same page. In this section you can choose where to send this clone to, whether that be a Page or a Paragraph. On the edit screen, you are presented with a new Clone To section. Hover over a contextual link and click Clone. This is a little more complicated because it is technically complicated, but once you get the hang of it, it will become second nature. The term that is used most often for making a copy of something in Drupal is to “Clone” it. That is the Columns component, and the 3 text components inside. If you click this, you will be taken to the edit screen where you can modify the parent, and the children. In components that are nested, like the Bootstrap Paragraphs columns component, you will see one contextual link above the nested components. Make your changes and click save to be taken back to the page. When you click the Edit option, you are taken to an admin screen where you can edit only that component. You will see an icon in the upper right corner of the Paragraphs component area. To use, visit a page and hover over your content area.

Paragraph module drupal 8 Patch#

I did have to apply this patch to get the cloning/duplication functionality working though. It works with Drupal core’s Contextual Links and/or Quick Links module.

Paragraph module drupal 8 install#

Install and enable the module as you normally would, it is a zero configuration module.

The Drupal Paragraphs Edit module adds contextual links to paragraphs that give you the ability to edit, delete and duplicate paragraphs from the front end, giving editors a quick, easy and visual way to manage their content components. This is helpful for applying styles, markup, and structured data, but can put a strain on content creators who are used to WYSIWYG editors that allow them to click buttons to add, edit, and style content. The Paragraphs module in Drupal 8 allows us to break content creation into components.