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When to Use a Topic Page
When to Use a Topic Page
- Ericca Rowe
Owned by Ericca Rowe
Topic pages should generally be used as a last resort when all other content type options have been exhausted and none of them will serve the function that is required. Content that is incorrectly formatted as a Topic Page instead of it's appropriate content type cancels out a lot of the benefits that the Drupal system has been designed to provide such as: modern accessibility standards, automatically generated content (lists and views), search, etc.
Lots of different types of content can be embedded in a topic page via the WYSIWYG editor.
Additional Features Available on Topic Pages:
Book Outline
, multiple selections available,
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