Because if the page consists of many components (and it’s the purpose of Paragraphs module), in open mode the content’s edit form tends to scare the user as the number of form may be important, and also makes it very difficult reorganization of the different components (order change), while the pre-visualization method involves either to integrate theses components inside the administration theme or to opt for using default theme when editing content. I tend to prefer to retain the default closed mode, on content edit form, to improve editor’s experience. Preview mode: the paragraph component is displayed as rendered on the front office.
Closed mode: the edit form of the Paragraph component is closed by default.Open mode: the edit form of the Paragraph component is open by default.We have several options to display, inside the content edit form, the components created with Paragraphs. The different possibles form mode availables for paragraph components Offer these components enables an inexperienced user to create complex page layouts, with the only constraint to focus on its content, and only its content. Rather than offering a simple bulleted list from the text editor, we can create a component that can generate a more refined bulleted list : each item in the bulleted list could for example have a pictogram, a title, a brief description and a possible link, and the content publisher could simply select the number of elements he wishes per row. Rather than let the user to struggle somehow with the text editor to make advanced pages, but never able to reach the level made possible with Paragraphs, we can offer him to compose his page with structured content’s components, each of these components being responsible for rendering the content, according to the settings selected, in a layout keeper under control.Ĭite one example among dozens of others (possibility are endless). The Paragraphs module is a very good alternative to a WYSIWYG editor for those who wants to allow Drupal users ans editors to make arrangements of complex pages, combining text, images, video, audio, quote, statement blocks, or any other advanced component.
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