What would be the best way to approach allergens, basically making allergen ingredients bold.

If I could add a css selector to each ingredient somehow that would be fantastic, or another approach?

This way when a list of ingredients are shown, allergens are bold and the rest are not but the list basically remains the same.

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Title: Best way to approach allergens » Add the ingredient entity to the field formatter variables
Category: Support request » Task
Priority: Minor » Normal

So the best way would be to add a Boolean field to the ingredients to mark it as an allergen. Then override the field formatter template and conditionally apply a class to the name if the allergen field is checked.

The problem with that idea is that it would require the ingredient entity to be provided as a variable to the template's preprocessor. It isn't. So I'm going to add it so that people can do things like this.

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Status: Active » Needs review
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Status: Needs work » Needs review
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  • dcam committed ec850a7 on 8.x-2.x 
    Issue #2995198 by dcam: Add the ingredient entity to the field formatter...
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Status: Needs review » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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