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Request: Indicate to users that bundle has overridden display settings

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Created on 22 September 2023, over 1 year ago
Updated 10 November 2023, about 1 year ago

Problem/Motivation

When this module overrides display settings on another entity bundle, there is no indication in the UI that the display settings are being overridden and it is still possible to edit the display settings on the overridden bundle.

This will cause confusion for site builders, especially for those that did not set up the shared display configuration.

Steps to reproduce

1. Enable shared field settings on a field setting, for example, "Article" as the default bundle
2. Add this shared field to another bundle — we'll use "basic page" here.
3. On the shared field for the "Article" bundle, hide the field label in the settings
4. On the shared field display settings for "basic page" the label will still be set to "above" (the default) and there is no UI indicator that this field display settings are being overridden.

Proposed resolution

1. On overridden display modes, show an info/warning banner indicating this bundle has overridden display settings on certain fields. Perhaps list the fields that are overridden.
2. Disable the field settings for the overridden fields for this overridden bundle (all displays)

✨ Feature request
Status

Fixed

Version

1.0

Component

User interface

Created by

🇺🇸United States r.aubin

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