Hi @calcifer_3119 β ,
I was checking you MR and it seems not working yet.
Please check my test β .
Am I missing something?
Also, I was trying to add the stats block using block layout and Layout builder. I'm wondering if we are missing something here. I tried to debug and I couldn't find the thousand_marker config. Please, check the image below
Ty!
Hi @calcifer_3119 β ,
Thank you for the quick response on this!
I'll check and get back to you!
Ty!
Hi @calcifer_3119 β ,
I believe you are missing the twig on the request. Can you please double check?
Ty!
Thank you @aaronchristian β . It's working fine now!
I confirmed testing over the Merge request !10432 the issue has been fixed.
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I confirmed the issue has been fixed. Please see the attached video as evidence.
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In accordance with the HTML specifications outlined in https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/input.html#number-state-(type%3Dnumber), the sole permissible value attribute for the input type "number" is a valid floating-point number. Additionally, the field configuration encompasses the "step" option, affording users the ability to specify the granularity to which the value must adhere.
Furthermore, the field configuration introduces the "suffix" and "prefix" options, enabling users to impart specific formatting characteristics such as currency symbols or percentages to the field.
It is noteworthy that the imposition of a mask on the input is currently achievable by transitioning the field from type="number" to type="text." However, such a modification may engender unintended side effects on the existing implementation.
I would recommend revising the module guidelines to provide a more comprehensive overview of the capabilities inherent in this module. This adjustment will facilitate a clearer understanding of the available features and their respective implications for users and developers alike.
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