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The Colorado Content Management Solution (CMS) uses Drupal software. Drupal is an open-source digital experience platform utilized for millions of websites throughout the world.
Tyler Colorado built our Drupal multi-site distribution platform to provide CMS users the ability to customize their website(s) with more flexibility than seen on other CMS platforms. Multiple user types exist to allow for different permissions based on the needs of the website managers. This platform facilitates a website that can be easily modified to update its look and feel, edit existing content and structures, and populate new content.
The Tyler Colorado CMS Platform continues to support the content management tool from "Paragraphs: Rows and Cards.” While the "Rows and Cards" functionality is no longer part of Drupal Core, Rows and Cards remains supported by and used throughout the Drupal community as a module.
As such, Tyler Colorado has committed to continuing to support this tool on the CMS platform, and we intend to support its availability alongside Layouts, which, as a part of Drupal Core, is the preferred and recommended tool.
We continue to encourage content managers to explore Layouts and leverage Layouts’ features when developing new content or redesigning existing pages. The Layout Builder Block Headings module enhances site accessibility, lifts design constraints, and empowers site builders and content creators by allowing for the customization of both heading levels and heading styles when block types are configured and when block instances are placed via Layout Builder.
The Tyler CMS Team will inform customers of any proposed change in Rows and Cards availability on the CMS platform with sufficient advance notice to enable those customers with content on Rows and Cards to adopt the use of Layouts as the recommended tool in the future. The Tyler CMS Team is scheduling training for Layout Builder with entities now. Please reach out to Partner Support to request a session. Online training and written documentation are also in development based on feedback from these initial sessions.