You can use Site Studio’s Layout builder to create content templates for:

• Content types
• Custom block types
• Taxonomy vocabularies
• Contact forms
• Comment types
• Users
• Custom content entities*

Each of these types of content can have multiple View modes. For example, the Article content type has a Full view mode and a Teaser view mode.

The Full view mode is typically used when the content is displayed on its own page. The Teaser view mode is a short format that is typically used to display a list of content items.

When you create content templates, you’ll create them for View modes. For example, you can create a template for the Article full view mode and a template for the Article teaser view mode.

This is illustrated in the diagram below.

For more information see: 

• Understanding view modes
• Creating full content templates
• Creating templates for other view modes

*You can create templates for custom content entities or ones provided by contributed modules but you will need to implement hooks to make this work. This is a task for a Drupal developer. For more information, see Implementing hooks for custom content entities.

Content templates

You can use Site Studio’s Layout builder to create content templates for:

• Content types
• Custom block types
• Taxonomy vocabularies
• Contact forms
• Comment types
• Users
• Custom content entities*

Each of these types of content can have multiple View modes. For example, the Article content type has a Full view mode and a Teaser view mode.

The Full view mode is typically used when the content is displayed on its own page. The Teaser view mode is a short format that is typically used to display a list of content items.

When you create content templates, you’ll create them for View modes. For example, you can create a template for the Article full view mode and a template for the Article teaser view mode.

This is illustrated in the diagram below.

For more information see: 

• Understanding view modes
• Creating full content templates
• Creating templates for other view modes

*You can create templates for custom content entities or ones provided by contributed modules but you will need to implement hooks to make this work. This is a task for a Drupal developer. For more information, see Implementing hooks for custom content entities.