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By javichuteck on
I would like to know if possible in ADMIN, without modifying the admin template, by means of some module or extension do the following:
I would need to be able to create the data entry form for content types by putting headers, separation lines between elements, etc., so that field management is better understood.
For example)
Currently)
Header - Image
Header - Title
Header - Text
Featured - Title
Featured - Text
Contact Us
Wanted)
Headboard
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Featured Articles
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Comments
node/add field order ...
If I understand your not too clear question correctly, you want to control the order of field presentation during node add editing.
Field presentation order during - node/add - is dependent on field display order, as defined in the "manage display" tab of the content type.
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Thank you for the answer.
Thank you for the answer.
I do not mean to organize the order of the fields, that I know how it is done.
I mean to be able to put separation between fields, put them in several columns (and not one field under another)
Can put labels that group sets of fields, etc.
Currently a view of a data editing form can be chaotic if it has a large number of fields. And if you can organize them (in several columns, groups of fields, etc.), it would be easier to complete the form.
Have a look at the Field
Have a look at the Field Group Module
flamesquirrel:
flamesquirrel:
This is just what I needed!
Many thanks