Stack name not showing when adding stack to page v8,4
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Hi,
When I add a stack to an area on a page I always got a nice list of stack names. I now get the FIRST stack name, followed by stacks named "2 Blocks", "1 Block", "2 Blocks", etc. They still look fine in the dashboard.
If I click on "2 Blocks" it opens like an accordion and tries to show the stack.
Any ideas how to recover my Stack Names in the Add to page menu?
# concrete5 Version
Core Version - 8.4.3
Version Installed - 8.4.3
Database Version - 20180716000000
Thanks,
Sean.
When I add a stack to an area on a page I always got a nice list of stack names. I now get the FIRST stack name, followed by stacks named "2 Blocks", "1 Block", "2 Blocks", etc. They still look fine in the dashboard.
If I click on "2 Blocks" it opens like an accordion and tries to show the stack.
Any ideas how to recover my Stack Names in the Add to page menu?
# concrete5 Version
Core Version - 8.4.3
Version Installed - 8.4.3
Database Version - 20180716000000
Thanks,
Sean.
Thanks for the reply. We have just found that adding one of our own custom blocks to any stack causes the display of stack names to be lost.
We are reviewing that blocks code to see if we can identify the problem.
If we find it, I will post the error and the fix.
Regards,
Sean
We are reviewing that blocks code to see if we can identify the problem.
If we find it, I will post the error and the fix.
Regards,
Sean
I'm very curious to know what it is
I found the specific problem. I failed to close a <div> in my view.php for my custom block. That caused the rest of the "Stacks Menu" to be part of my block's outermost <div>.
Thanks again.
Thanks again.
I have not identified the actual conflict yet, but you are correct that it is a CSS issue. The other stacks' names are in the HTML of that menu, but masked somehow. It looks like font and background are the same color.
It looks like that popup "Menu" contains the entire content of all the stacks embedded inside it. A simple approach for JS drag and drop, but I think a poor choice for an open ended environment.
Thanks again.
It looks like that popup "Menu" contains the entire content of all the stacks embedded inside it. A simple approach for JS drag and drop, but I think a poor choice for an open ended environment.
Thanks again.
Congrats on figuring out :)
Also, make sure you don't have some CSS somewhere interfering with the interface and hiding the labels