[#33482] - [4.0] [UX] Use number field for num_columns in blog and featured layout
- Fixed in Code Base
- 2 May 2021
- Medium
- Build: 4.0-dev
- # 33482
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- chmst:num-columns-list
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Pull Request for Issue # .
Summary of Changes
Improve UX. Users can select a number of columns from a dropdown. (was a text input field).
Testing Instructions
Compare menu items for blog and featured before and after Patch.
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Not sure about this being a dropdown as it enforces a maximum number of columns. Why not just correct the type of the field from text to number.
I have tested this item
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@brianteeman The css is made for 4 columns maximum.
for cassiopeia but what about a custom template?
Touchée. Will commit asap.
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I think, 4 columns are enough :-)
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I think, 4 columns are enough :-)
Really depends on the use case.
@chmst welcome -> I am just talking and you have the work
@brianteeman @ChristineWk
4 columns are enough-> if we can be flexible here, it would be great. If not we have to deal width 4
maybe an example : If we want to build a horizontal snapslider it would be great to select 10 columns
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Thank you all. I have changed the dropdowns to number field.
I think, 4 columns are enough :-)
Really depends on the use case.
yes of course :-)
you are too fast :-) following just for info:
4 columns not possible if there are modules on the right position :-)
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amendments to number fields works now, but a question:
The arrows are inactive?
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4 columns not possible if there are modules on the right position :-)
depends on the template .-)
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The arrows are inactive?
@ChristineWk i think they show that its a number field, arrow-up -down works. But first i tried to click with the mouse :-)
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4 columns not possible if there are modules on the right position :-)
depends on the template .-)
of course :-) @angieradtke
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I've allowed myself to change the title of this PR so it fits to latest changes for using number fields.
| Status | Pending | ⇒ | Ready to Commit |
RTC
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I've updated the branch to latest 4.0-dev to get rid of the unrelated javascript-cs error in drone and restored the previous test results in the issue tracker.
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| Closed_Date | 0000-00-00 00:00:00 | ⇒ | 2021-05-02 19:52:07 |
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Thanks
Thanks for the nudge @angieradtke