The point of this video is the page, not the effect: a parallax section only looks right edge to edge, and a normal Drupal node template will not let it go edge to edge. The PB Content type exists for exactly that.
What PB Content changes about a page
Enable paragraph_bundle_content and you gain a content type whose own description is blunt about its job: full-width landing pages built from paragraph bundles, with sidebars hidden by default. Its editing form carries a Paragraph field for the bundles themselves plus four display controls:
- Max Content Width — required, and it overrides the theme's global width for this content type. Eight choices run from 800px through 1280px and 1920px to a full 100%.
- Disabled Regions — seventeen checkboxes for hiding the header, the primary navigation, the page title, the breadcrumb, the messages area, the footer regions, the copyright and more.
- Content Background and its Opacity — a colour behind the whole content area.
- Referenced Block — an optional pointer at a PB Block, for content reused across several landing pages.
Dropping the parallax in
- Create a PB Content node and set Max Content Width to 100%.
- Under Disabled Regions, hide the page title and breadcrumb so the section starts at the top of the viewport.
- Add a Parallax paragraph to the Paragraph field, then add one section inside it with its image and body.
- Save, and view the node rather than the preview — region hiding applies to the rendered page.
Themes and versions
The node type is written to work with the Solo theme and APEX, and the suite ships a neutral bridge for any other theme, so nothing here is theme-locked. Both modules declare ^11.3 || ^12.
Next step: enable paragraph_bundle_content alongside the parallax submodule and build one throwaway landing page — the region checkboxes make far more sense once you have watched the header disappear. Details on the Paragraphs Bundles module page.
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