After watching, you can publish a full-width landing page whose header, navigation and other regions you switch off per node — and reuse the same paragraphs inside a block.
PB Content is a content type, not a paragraph
The paragraph_bundle_content sub-module installs a node type called PB Content. Its own description sets the expectation: full-width landing pages built from paragraph bundles, working with the Solo and APEX themes, with sidebars hidden by default. The node form carries a Paragraph field for the page body plus four display fields.
The three settings that make it a landing page
- Max Content Width — 800, 1024, 1280, 1440, 1600, 1920 or 2560 px, or 100%. The site-wide width is deliberately disabled for this type so the choice is per node.
- Content Background and Content Background Opacity — a page-level colour with transparency from 1 to 100.
- Disabled Regions — a checklist that hides the header, primary navigation, off-canvas navigation, hero, highlight, top regions, messages, page title, and the overlay search and login. Sidebars are always hidden here.
PB Block: the same paragraphs, placed anywhere
The second half of the video uses PB Block, a custom block type the module adds whose only field is a Paragraph field. You create one at /block/add/pb_block, build it from the same bundles, and either place it in a region or point a PB Content node at it through its Referenced Block field.
Before you try it
Drupal 11.3 or 12 is required. The region names in the checklist are the ones used by the Solo theme; another theme's regions will differ. Start from the Paragraphs Bundles module page.
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