Content modules
Manage recurring content in defined structures to keep your website organised and your content consistent.
Give each content type its own structure
Not all content belongs on a standard page. Services, news, project references, FAQs, jobs and other recurring content each have their own information and logic.
Content modules let you manage that information in a defined structure. Enter content correctly once, and the web platform determines how it appears in different places.
Eight available content types
Services
Manage your offering in a defined structure and display services in listings and on individual detail pages.
Events
Publish events with dates, practical information and content that can automatically appear in relevant listings.
FAQ
Manage questions and answers centrally so the same information can be used in different places.
Jobs
Publish vacancies with a defined structure for job responsibilities, practical information and application options.
News
Add news and insights without creating a new page structure each time.
Products
Manage products or plans with defined attributes and a consistent detail view.
Projects
Group projects and completed work in a dedicated content type and display relevant project references where needed.
Team
Manage team members centrally with names, roles, photos and other relevant details.
Manage content once
A content module is independent of where the information is eventually displayed.
A project reference can appear in the main project reference listing and on a relevant service page, for example. A team member can appear on the team page or in another context.
Manage the source content once, then use it wherever it is relevant within the website.
From entry to publication
Defined structure where needed, flexibility where possible
Content modules and flexible page building complement each other.
The eight content types give recurring information a defined structure. Use Layout Builder to assemble standard pages with the content blocks that fit best.
This combines consistent management with enough freedom in page structure.
The more content a website contains, the more important it becomes to structure information rather than rebuild it each time.
The Orbyte team
Questions about content & modules?
Can several team members manage the website?
Yes. Drupal supports users and roles with different permissions. For example, you can define who may edit content, publish it or manage specific parts of the website.
What is a content module?
A content module gives recurring information a fixed structure. Instead of manually building each service, vacancy or project reference as a standard page, you manage content through defined fields, allowing the website to display it consistently and automatically.
Which content modules are available?
Orbyte supports modules for services, events, FAQs, jobs, news, products, project references and team members, among others. Depending on your project, available modules can be combined or additional functionality can be considered.
What is the benefit of a content module?
Structured content is easier to manage and stays more consistent. It can also be used automatically in listings, filters, search results and other parts of the website.
Do I need a separate module for every kind of content?
Not necessarily. Standard pages are sufficient for content that appears only occasionally. A separate content module becomes particularly useful when the same kind of information recurs regularly or needs to be used in several places.
Want to manage your content more clearly?
See which Orbyte plan and content modules best suit the content your organisation wants to manage.