With admin toolbar there was a toolbar item to toggle frontend editing. If using navigation module, this toolbar item is not available, because navigation module uses its own top bar plugins.
Install frontend editing with navigation module. In frontend editing settings disable UI Toggle. See that no toggle is displayed in the toolbar.
Create a plugin to support navigation module.
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a.dmitriiev commentedComment #4
hanan alasariComment #5
hanan alasariTested MR !168 locally on Drupal 10.6.2.
- Enabled navigation and navigation_top_bar.
- Confirmed frontend_editing is enabled.
- Set frontend_editing.settings:ui_toggle to false.
- Added access frontend editing and access navigation permissions.
Result:
- The Navigation top bar is active.
- The Frontend Editing toggle appears on frontend pages.
- The toggle can be switched on/off.
- State is preserved after reload.
- Editing worked on another tested node.
Manual test for the reported scenario works as expected.
One note: I also ran ToolbarToggleTest. The classic toolbar test passes, but the Navigation test fails locally because no .frontend-editing-toggle-link is rendered on /user/{id}. This may be core-version dependent; in my setup navigation_top_bar also had to be enabled, and the toggle was visible on frontend content pages.
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hanan alasariComment #7
hanan alasariComment #8
a.dmitriiev commentedAdding some screenshots for before navigation module enabled:
and after:
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a.dmitriiev commented