Page Types

An overview of how content can be structured in Modulo

Custom Content Types

Tailor your site with adaptable content types

Modulo comes with four default content types for common needs, so you can get started right away. But Drupal really stands out with its flexible content tools, letting you build custom models instead of relying on fixed templates.

You can add any content type—blog posts, profiles, products, events—and define the exact fields you need. This control keeps your content display consistent, simplifies data management, and scales as your site grows.

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Content Organization and Listings

Easy organization and custom content listings

Modulo offers built‑in categories (taxonomy) to tag and organize your content from the start. You can quickly set up listings—like news feeds, project directories, or event calendars—using these categories and your default content types.

For more complex needs, we can add extra taxonomies or tweak Views settings to create custom filters, sorting, and layouts so your content displays exactly how you want.

Default content types

Explore the built-in content types that help you get started quickly

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Page
Ideal for creating standalone pages that provide essential information about your site or organization, such as About Us, Contact or your Homepage
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Project
For showcasing high-level topics, campaigns, or initiatives. Projects serve as containers that can group related posts and events, making it easier to present content around a central theme
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Post
Best suited for blog entries, news updates, or other regularly published content. Posts are typically displayed in chronological order and can be categorized or tagged for better organization
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Event
Tailored for content tied to a specific date or timeframe, such as conferences, meetups, or webinars. Events are often displayed in a list or calendar view and may include key details like location and schedule

Structured Content Ready for Reuse

Expose content to multiple platforms through APIs

Because Drupal stores content in a well-structured and semantic format, it's well-suited for reuse across different channels. Whether you're building a traditional website or a headless application, Drupal can expose content through standard APIs like JSON:API or GraphQL. This is ideal for organizations that want to maintain a single content source while delivering it to websites, mobile apps, digital signage, or third-party systems. Structured content ensures consistency and easier maintenance across all platforms.

Curious About Layouts and Paragraphs?

Learn how layouts and paragraphs can elevate your content creation, offering the customization you need to make your site stand out.