Blocks are basically content containers that are showcased in distinct sections of a website including social sharing buttons, “Who’s online” sections, recently viewed content, and social media feeds. Custom Blocks that are available through GUI operate similarly to node entities. In this guide, you will get a concise overview of their implementations, but primarily focusing on custom blocks developed through the creation of a custom module in Drupal development services.
Step-by-Step Guide To Displaying Custom Forms In Drupal Blocks
Step 1: Create a Custom Module
Create a directory first by using the following command: =>
mkdir modules/custom/mymodule
Create the Necessary Files
Within the modules/custom/mymodule directory, create the following files:
mymodule.info.yml
src/Plugin/block/CistomBlock.php
src/Form/MyCustomForm.php
Ensure that these files are properly structured to fit the requirements of your module.
1. mymodule.info.yml