Example content model¶

Let's take a look at an example content model for a wine tour site.

Content types¶

Wine tour¶

• Purpose: Represents an individual tour offered by the business.
• Fields:
  • Tour name (Text (plain))
  • Description (Text (plain, long))
  • Content (Formatted text)
  • Featured Image (Media)
  • Tour duration (Text or Number, e.g., "2 hours")
  • Price (Decimal or Text)
  • Availability dates (Date range)
  • Region (Reference to Wine region taxonomy)
  • Included wineries (Reference to Winery content type, multiple values)
  • Booking link (Link)

Winery¶

• Purpose: Represents the wineries featured on the tours.
• Fields:
  • Winery Name (Text (plain))
  • Description (Text (plain, long))
  • Content (Formatted text)
  • Featured Image (Media)
  • Location (Address or Geofield)
  • Website URL (Link)
  • Region (Reference to Wine region taxonomy)
  • Wine types offered (Reference to Wine type taxonomy)

Blog post¶

• Purpose: Share updates, wine tips, or regional insights.
• Fields:
  • Title (Text (plain))
  • Description (Text (plain, long))
  • Content (Formatted text)
  • Featured Image (Media)
  • Published Date (Date)
  • Related Wine Tours (Reference other Wine tour content)

Testimonial¶

• Purpose: Showcase customer feedback.
• Fields:
  • Customer Name (Text (plain))
  • Testimonial Text (Long Text)
  • Related Tour (Entity Reference to Wine Tour content type)

Taxonomies¶

Wine region¶

Example terms:

• Napa Valley
• Willamette Valley
• Sonoma
• Rioja

Wine type¶

Example terms:

• Red
• White
• Rosé
• Sparkling

Tour category¶

Example terms:

• Private tours
• Group tours
• Weekend tours

Relationships¶

• Wine tours content can reference Wineries content.
• Wineries and Wine tours content are categorized by Wine region taxonomy.
• Wine types categorize the wines offered at each Winery.
• Blog posts can reference specific Wine tours as related content.

Dynamic displays (powered by Views)¶

1. Tour listing page
2. Lists tour name, featured image, price, duration, and booking link

3. Filtered by region or tour category

4. Winery directory

5. Lists winery name, location, and wine types offered

6. Filtered by wine region

7. Featured blog section

8. Displays recent blog posts on the homepage with title, image, and excerpt.

9. Testimonial carousel

10. Showcases testimonials linked to their respective tours.

11. Region pages

12. Displays tours and wineries within a specific wine region.
13. Filtered by wine region.

Additional tips¶

• Create Pathauto patterns for SEO-friendly URLs:
• /tours/{tour-name}
• /wineries/{winery-name}
• /blog/{blog-title}
• Use Content Moderation to manage drafts and approvals for blog posts and updates.

Create a Winery owner role with permission to edit only their own Winery content to allow owners to manage their own listing.