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View mode for specific bundle

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Drupal 7 makes it quite easy to create a new view mode (see this tutorial for instance), but is there a way to define a view mode that is only available for a specific bundle (content type)?

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No.

View modes are specified per entity type, not bundle, as hook_entity_info() shows.

It is also not possible to define extra fields which are only available for a specific bundle/view mode combination, only per bundle.

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The Drupal contrib module Entity View Mode lets you create view modes and specify for which specific bundles: Article, Basic page, etc.


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View mode for specific bundle

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Drupal 7 makes it quite easy to create a new view mode (see this tutorial for instance), but is there a way to define a view mode that is only available for a specific bundle (content type)?


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No.

View modes are specified per entity type, not bundle, as hook_entity_info() shows.

It is also not possible to define extra fields which are only available for a specific bundle/view mode combination, only per bundle.

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OK, I sort of expected this answer. Thanks for confirming that it can't be done. - marcvangend Jun 22, 2011 at 19:42

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