- Introduction
- Requirements
- Installation
- Configuration
- Maintainers
- Contact Information
The Layout Builder Additions module provides additions for the core Layout Builder module that improves the UI and experience. This module is currently available for Drupal 8.7.7+ and 9.x.x.
The primary features include:
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Combine the "Configure block" and "Block description" in the UI for inline blocks.
When creating an inline block, the "Configure block" heading and the "Block description" take up quite a bit of space. It would be better for the block description to be combined so that it reads "Configure block: ." For a block type called Accordion, for example, the heading would read "Configure block: Accordion."
This module will work with both the core Layout Builder interface, as well as with the recommended Layout Builder Modal module (see below).
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Adds a "Layout" entity operation.
Adds a "Layout" entity operation for content types that allow overridable layouts. This is useful on the content admin screen to save extra steps/clicks for editing layouts.
This module requires the Layout Builder module in Drupal core.
Install the Layout Builder Additions module as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. Follow Drupal's standard instructions for installing modules.
If your site is managed via Composer, use Composer to download the module:
composer drupal/layout_builder_additionsUse composer update drupal/layout_builder_additions --with-dependencies
to update to a new release.
The module has no menu or modifiable settings. There is no configuration. When enabled, the module will prevent the links from appearing. To get the links back, disable the module and clear caches.
Supporting organization:
The best way to contact the maintainers is to submit an issue, be it a support request, a feature request or a bug report, in the project issue queue.