Block-Templates
Block-View Default
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Content-Box Model
To work with the block-data you can simply use the ContentBox model.
You can create a new instance of the ContentBox-Model by using the contentbox-service.
// creating a ContentBox-Model using the current block-data.
/** @var \Concrete\Package\TgsContentBox\Block\TgsContentBox\Controller $blockController */
$relevantBlockData = $blockController->getBlockData();
/** @var \Concrete\Package\TgsContentBox\Model\ContentBox $cb */
$contentBox = app('tgs/contentbox/factory/contentbox')->createFrom($relevantBlockData);
echo $contentBox->getBlockId(); // int|null
echo $contentBox->getButtonType(); // string
...
Content-Box View
The structure of the Content-Box View is very easy to understand. This allows you to customize the view very easily. In general it's recommended to make custom templates based on the view.php file.
When installing this package to your concreteCMS site you are able to use two built-in block-templates. You will find an example of the default block-view and examples of the built-in block-templates in the section Block-Templates of this page.
