As per request from one of the viewers of YouTube channel, in this video we are going to go into regions a little bit more in depth. Learn how to make them, how to add blocks to them and take a look at their HTML output.

But we are also going to learn how you can make custom blocks from your Views and how you can better manipulate them.

In this episode of Drupal 8 Theming we are going to go more in depth with regions, and we are also going to learn how to make custom blocks from Views.

Regions and Blocks from Views

In this episode we are going to run into some trouble with Drupal Views, and Foundation framework won't work as expected. But we are going to work around those problems and learn what taxonomies are in Drupal 8, how you can create one and how you can display them using Views.

We are also going to make a drop down menu for those taxonomies, without the help of Foundation framework because there seems to be a problem with that also. But that's no biggie we know how to make drop downs without some fancy framework :).

In this Drupal 8 Theming tutorial we are going to fight our way through some bugs and learn about Drupals taxonomy system, and also how to create drop down menus.

Taxonomy and Drop Down Menu

I'm also going to show you how to make a new region that will hold our navigation so that we can style it with css easily.

In this episode of Drupal 8 Theming tutorial series we are going to learn how to make main navigation that we are going to put into our header.

Adding Main Navigation

Drupal 8 and all the other "Drupals" have something called **regions**, they are locations on your page where you can put pieces of content or functionality. You do that among other things by adding **blocks** to them.

Blocks are "containers" that contain some content or functionality in them. You can easily move them around the regions by just dragging them in Drupal administration. Pretty great stuff.

In this Drupal 8 Theming tutorial we are going to be looking at setting up Drupal regions and adding blocks of content to them.

Tutorials tagged with: regions

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