- Issue created by @jessebaker
- š§šŖBelgium wim leers Ghent š§šŖšŖšŗ
Just discovered this issue. Will have to investigate this. Self-assigning. But if somebody else wants to investigate: please go ahead! I'll comment again prior to starting to investigate.
- šŖšøSpain penyaskito Seville š, Spain šŖšø, UTC+2 šŖšŗ
olivero/node.html.twig
template is not rendered on the XB preview andolivero_preprocess_node
is not being triggered.That's why you also don't see the "authored by" meta.
- š§šŖBelgium wim leers Ghent š§šŖšŖšŗ
D'oh, of course! Thanks for investigating, @penyaskito!
š¤ Not sure what to do here. I bet we could try to figure out a way to render the XB component tree inside the
node.html.twig
template (writing this on phone, can't quickly readnode.html.twig
to make sure). But ⦠that kinda goes against the spirit/point of XB.So, assigning to @lauriii to post his 2 cents about how he expects this to work š
- š«š®Finland lauriii Finland
š¤ Not sure what to do here. I bet we could try to figure out a way to render the XB component tree inside the node.html.twig template (writing this on phone, can't quickly read node.html.twig to make sure). But ⦠that kinda goes against the spirit/point of XB.
Nodes should be rendered using node.html.twig so long as Content Templates are not involved. When a Content Template is defined for Content Type, it would essentially take over the rendering and no longer use node.html.twig. This shouldn't be a massive problem because unless you have defined a Content Template, there aren't any slots to edit in XB.