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Package explayouts-standard
Short Description Standard block handler set for the Netgen Layouts port to Exponential CMS.
License GPL-2.0-or-later
Homepage https://se7enx.com
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Exponential Layouts Standard
General description
Exponential Layouts Standard (explayouts_standard) is the standard block handler set for Exponential Layouts on Exponential 6 / Exponential Legacy. It provides 22 self-contained block handlers (expLayoutsStandard*BlockHandler), each implementing expLayoutsBlockHandlerInterface from the explayouts extension with getParameters() (parameter definitions for the editing UI) and getValues( $block ) (values for the view template).
It is an Exponential Legacy port inspired by the netgen/layouts-standard package. Note that the explayouts extension also ships its own built-in handler set (expLayouts*BlockHandler); the default explayouts.ini wires those built-ins, and this extension offers a parallel, standalone set that can be wired per block definition.
This extension provides the following capabilities:
- Content blocks - Text, Title, Markdown-like text, raw HTML snippet and Quote handlers for editorial content.
- Media blocks - Image, Gallery, Carousel, Map and Video handlers for media-driven blocks.
- Content listing blocks - List, Single item, Card and Grid handlers for presenting Exponential content.
- Interactive blocks - Accordion and Tabs handlers for collapsible/tabbed presentation.
- UI element blocks - Button, Alert, Badge, Progress bar, Divider and Spacer handlers for page furniture.
- Drop-in wiring - Any handler can be attached to a new block identifier or swapped in for a shipped block through a plain
explayouts.inioverride, with no code changes.
Features
The following features are provided by the Exponential Layouts Standard extension:
- 22 self-contained handlers - Every handler is a single stateless class with no dependencies beyond
expLayoutsBlockHandlerInterface; handlers are instantiated per call byexpLayoutsBlockHandlerFactory. - Uniform handler contract -
getParameters()returns the parameter definitions that drive the block edit form (name, type: text/textarea/select/checkbox, default, options);getValues( $block )receives the prepared block array (with aparametershash) and returns the variables for the block view template. - INI-only wiring - Handlers become usable once referenced from
explayouts.iniblock definitions (BlockDefinition_<identifier>withHandler=); you can add new block identifiers or swap the handler of a shipped block (e.g.[BlockDefinition_text] Handler=expLayoutsStandardTextBlockHandler). - View type mapping - Each
BlockDefinition_<identifier>lists itsViewTypes[]; the view type selected on a block decides which view template renders it. All standard handlers ship with thedefaultview type; more can be added per definition with matching templates in your design. - Dependency-free Markdown -
expLayoutsStandardMarkdownBlockHandlerescapes the content (htmlspecialchars), converts newlines to<br>, and — whenuse_emphasisis enabled — converts**bold**and*italic*markers to<strong>/<em>. It deliberately does not require a CommonMark library. - No configuration of its own - The extension ships no INI settings, modules or templates — only handler classes plus an
autoloads/explayouts_standard_autoload.phpclass map. - Extendable bases - The handlers are convenient base classes: subclass one in your own extension and override only
getValues()to change rendering data.
The full handler set:
| Class | Block |
|---|---|
expLayoutsStandardTextBlockHandler |
Text (textarea content) |
expLayoutsStandardTitleBlockHandler |
Title (heading level, optional link) |
expLayoutsStandardMarkdownBlockHandler |
Markdown-like text (escaped, line breaks, optional emphasis) |
expLayoutsStandardHtmlSnippetBlockHandler |
Raw HTML snippet |
expLayoutsStandardImageBlockHandler |
Image |
expLayoutsStandardButtonBlockHandler |
Button / call to action |
expLayoutsStandardListBlockHandler |
Content list |
expLayoutsStandardSingleBlockHandler |
Single content item |
expLayoutsStandardCardBlockHandler |
Card |
expLayoutsStandardGridBlockHandler |
Grid |
expLayoutsStandardGalleryBlockHandler |
Gallery |
expLayoutsStandardCarouselBlockHandler |
Carousel |
expLayoutsStandardAccordionBlockHandler |
Accordion |
expLayoutsStandardTabsBlockHandler |
Tabs |
expLayoutsStandardQuoteBlockHandler |
Quote |
expLayoutsStandardAlertBlockHandler |
Alert |
expLayoutsStandardBadgeBlockHandler |
Badge |
expLayoutsStandardProgressBlockHandler |
Progress bar |
expLayoutsStandardDividerBlockHandler |
Divider |
expLayoutsStandardSpacerBlockHandler |
Spacer |
expLayoutsStandardMapBlockHandler |
Map |
expLayoutsStandardVideoBlockHandler |
Video |
Version
- The current version of Exponential Layouts Standard is 1.0.0
- Last Major update: July 30, 2026
Copyright
- Exponential Layouts Standard is copyright 1998 - 2026 7x
- See: LICENSE.md for more information on the terms of the copyright and license
License
Exponential Layouts Standard is licensed under the GNU General Public License.
The complete license agreement is included in the LICENSE.md file.
Exponential Layouts Standard is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License or at your option a later version.
Exponential Layouts Standard is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.
The GNU GPL gives you the right to use, modify and redistribute Exponential Layouts Standard under certain conditions. The GNU GPL license is distributed with the software, see the file LICENSE.md.
It is also available at http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with Exponential Layouts Standard in LICENSE.md. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.
Using Exponential Layouts Standard under the terms of the GNU GPL is free (as in freedom).
For more information or questions please contact [email protected]
Requirements
The following requirements exists for using the Exponential Layouts Standard extension:
Exponential version
- Make sure you use Exponential 6 / eZ Publish Legacy (required) or higher.
PHP version
- Make sure you have PHP 8.1 or higher.
Sibling extensions
- Required:
extension/explayouts— it definesexpLayoutsBlockHandlerInterfaceand reads the block definitions fromexplayouts.ini.
Installation
In short: place the extension in extension/explayouts_standard, activate it via site.ini [ExtensionSettings] ActiveExtensions[] (or per siteaccess via ActiveAccessExtensions[]), then regenerate autoloads and clear all caches. The extension ships no INI settings, modules or templates of its own — only handler classes plus an autoloads/explayouts_standard_autoload.php class map. Handlers become usable once referenced from explayouts.ini block definitions.
See INSTALL.md for the full step-by-step installation instructions.
Usage
Block definitions live in explayouts.ini (owned by the explayouts extension). A block identifier maps to a handler class via the Handler= setting; expLayoutsBlockHandlerFactory::get( $identifier ) instantiates it. To use a handler from this extension, point a block definition at it in an INI override:
You can also swap a shipped block to the standard implementation without adding a new identifier:
Every handler implements the same contract:
See doc/USAGE.md for exhaustive scenarios: how handlers are wired, the handler contract, how view types map to templates, the Markdown handler behavior, and the full customization guide covering the settings layer (INI cascade — where to place BlockDefinition_* overrides), the template layer (design override cascade for block view templates) and the PHP layer (writing or subclassing handlers).
Documentation
| Document | Description |
|---|---|
| INSTALL.md | Step-by-step installation: activation and autoloads |
| doc/USAGE.md | Wiring handlers and view types, handler contract, customization layers |
| doc/FAQ.md | Answers to the most common questions and problems |
| doc/TODO.md | Known gaps and planned improvements |
| doc/SUPPORT.md | How and where to get help |
| LICENSE.md | The complete GNU General Public License agreement |
Troubleshooting
Read the FAQ
- Some problems are more common than others. The most common ones are listed in doc/FAQ.md.
Use our support systems
- If you have questions not handled by this document or the FAQ, you can reach us via 7x : se7enx.com.
- If you find a bug or defect, please report it to the Exponential Layouts Standard: Issue Tracker.
