content_element - Twig Function

The content_element function renders a content element.

To render a content element that already exists in the database (similar to the {{insert_content::*}} insert tag) you can pass its ID:

{# Renders the content element ID 8472 #}
{{ content_element(8472) }}

You can also override the data for an existing content element:

{# Renders the content element ID 5618 and overrides its `perRow` setting #}
{{ 
    content_element(5618, {
        perRow: 4
    })
}}

You can also render a content element on the fly by passing the type of the content element and the configuration:

{# Renders a `text` content element with the passed data #}
{{
    content_element('text', {
        text: '<p>Hello World!</p>'
    })
}}

You can also pass an existing fragment reference. This is used in the element_group content element for example.

{# Renders the content element according to the passed `FragmentReference` #}
{{ content_element(fragment_reference) }}

Arguments

• typeOrId: Either the type of a content element, the database ID of an existing content element or a fragment reference.
• data: The data for the content element to be rendered. You can also use this to overwrite the configuration of an existing content element.