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entity_extra_field

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Introduction

The entity extra field module allows site administrators to add various extra fields to an entity display. These extra fields can consist of blocks, views, or token values. Both entity form and view displays are supported.

Adding extra fields is really common when you're building robust web applications that need to render extra data for a given entity. Allowing for missing elements such as page title, or potentially a block that needs to be render between two pieces of content are some examples.

Another common problem is hiding a field from display, based on if a condition has been met. The entity extra field module takes advantage of the condition API, so that you can show a field only when one or more conditions have been met. This feature has been tested to work with layout builder, and the normal field display architecture.

The following field types that are provided:

  1. Twig
  2. Token
  3. Component (requires SDC to be installed)
  4. Entity link
  5. Views
  6. Block

Activity

Total releases
8
First release
Jan 2025
Latest release
2 months ago
Release cadence
59 days
Stability
63% stable

Release Timeline

Releases

Version Type Release date
2.1.4 Stable Mar 17, 2026
2.1.3 Stable Feb 27, 2026
2.1.2 Stable Feb 25, 2026
2.1.1 Stable Feb 23, 2026
2.1.0 Stable Dec 17, 2025
2.1.0-rc6 Pre-release Nov 10, 2025
2.1.0-rc5 Pre-release Sep 17, 2025
2.1.0-rc4 Pre-release Jan 30, 2025