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If you ever need to modify content pages, Display Suite is a good choice. It offers a lot of flexibility without learning a brand new interface. You just use the standard "Manage display" page to select a layout and move fields into regions.

Yesterday I presented a webinar on how to manage media assets in Drupal 8. The webinar went for just over an hour and we looked at the current state of media management in Drupal 7 and what's new in Drupal 8.

Everyone has their own definition of media management. In this tutorial, I'm going to focus on three parts: Storing assets, Embedding assets, Browsing assets.

Yesterday I presented WebWash’s first webinar on Page Manager and Panels. I had lots of fun doing the presentation and was asked some pretty good questions at the end.

In the video I cover the following:

Panels has always been my go-to module when it comes to building custom pages in Drupal 7.

Now in Drupal 8 things have changed.

In this tutorial series on using Display Suite, we've cover the two fundamental use-cases of the module: how to modify layouts and use Display Suite fields.

In the previous tutorial, you learnt how to customize content pages by using a Display Suite layout. Today, I want to show you how to use Display Suite fields.

You've just installed a fresh Drupal 8 website, created a few content types and attached fields to them. So far so good.

I wrote a custom module recently where I needed to programmatically attach a field; similar to how a Body field gets added to content types.

While developing a module or modifying a template in Drupal you'll often print variables, especially if you're in a preprocess hook.

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