Create Webform, Views and Contact Form Bundles

Three separate sub-modules, one job each: drop a Webform, a view, or a core contact form into the middle of a page as a paragraph.

What each one adds

• Paragraph Bundle Webform creates webform_bundle with a field labelled Webform that references a webform entity. It depends on the contributed Webform module.
• Paragraph Bundle Views creates views_bundle with a field labelled Views Block. That field is not a plain entity reference — it uses the viewsreference field type, so the module depends on core Views and the contributed Views Reference module.
• Paragraph Bundle Contact Form creates contact_form_bundle with a Contact field pointing at a core contact form, and depends on core Contact plus the contributed Contact Formatter module.

Check the dependencies before you record your own

None of these three will install on a site that lacks its partner project. That is the most common reason the paragraph type never appears in the list after drush en — the module is enabled, its optional config was skipped.

Styling: everything comes from the Display tab

These three ship no Twig templates, no CSS and no JavaScript of their own. The embedded form or view keeps its own markup, and the paragraph wrapper around it is styled with the same grouped Display tab as every other bundle: Colors, Border and radius, Spacing, and Size and effects.

Versions

All three declare core_version_requirement: ^11.3 || ^12, matching the base module. Nothing in the suite supports Drupal 10.

The sub-module list and install commands are on the Paragraphs Bundles module page.

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