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+++ b/core/modules/block/config/optional/tour.tour.block-layout.yml
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+ body: 'Any custom or contributed block can be assigned to a particular region by clicking on a button Place block. A new block can also be created by clicking on Place Block'
When reading this I'm left wondering what's the difference between assignment and creating. Isn't it that you click on place block and then you get a list of blocks you can place here. And in all cases you are creating new block configuration.
+++ b/core/modules/block/config/optional/tour.tour.block-layout.yml
@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+ body: 'Assign or change the region of a block by clicking here. A dropdown list with all the regions will appear.You can place one block at multiple regions.'
I think a block is placed "in" a region and not "at" a region.
Comments
Comment #1
kim.pepperComment #2
kim.pepperComment #3
kim.pepperAs there is only one tour.tour.block.yml file, this needs to wait until #1926294: Write tour integration for block_content.module is in.
Comment #4
kim.pepperActually, clarified with larowlan and #3 is incorrect.
Comment #5
kholloway commentedI will try to get to this task next once I finish with the Content Language module tour.
I am using this documentation:
https://www.drupal.org/node/1934442#tour-tips-tech-note
Comment #14
ridhimaabrol24 commentedComment #15
ridhimaabrol24 commentedAdding tour for Block layout page.
Comment #16
pankaj.singh commentedComment #17
pankaj.singh commentedTested the patch given in #15 on 9.1.x-dev. Tour is now accessible on block layout page.
Please refer to the SS attached.
Comment #18
thallesComment #19
thallesComment #20
thalles#15 Works fine to me!
Comment #21
alexpottWhen reading this I'm left wondering what's the difference between assignment and creating. Isn't it that you click on place block and then you get a list of blocks you can place here. And in all cases you are creating new block configuration.
I think a block is placed "in" a region and not "at" a region.
Comment #22
thallesFollow a new patch!
I replace at by in, and assigned by added
Comment #23
paulocsPatch #22 looks good!
Comment #24
alexpottCommitted 032661e and pushed to 9.1.x. Thanks!
It'd be great if this was the start of a new effort to add tours of the Drupal UI.
Comment #26
thallesThanks @all!
Comment #27
thalles@alexpott, can you give a look in the Welcome Drupal module?

Comment #28
thallesComment #29
paulocsThe welcome drupal is a nice module and there is a lot of tours that were already created.
Comment #30
thallesHey @bdias.ti!
Comment #32
xjm