Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.For example: hidden: 'Hidden region for entity references'.
Unless civictheme has a way of dealing with them that I'm not aware of.
1. Add `hidden` region at the bottom of the theme with a UI Kit class (look it up in the UIKIt) to hide it.
2. Update stater-kit to include the new region.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #8 | hidden region.png | 557.71 KB | sonam.chaturvedi |
| #8 | fe.png | 1.4 MB | sonam.chaturvedi |
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alex.skrypnykComment #7
alex.skrypnyk@sonam.chaturvedi
This can be testing by logging in to the dev site as Administrator and going to the Block config page: there should be a Hidden region where you can place any block, save the config and observe that the block exists in HTML but not visible on the page (and not accessible via the keyboard).
Comment #8
sonam.chaturvedi commentedVerified and tested on 1.x-dev
Testing Results:
1. There is a Hidden region in the Block config page where user can place any block successfully - PASS
2. The block placed in Hidden region, exists in HTML but not visible on the page and not accessible via the keyboard - PASS
Screenshots :
Comment #9
alex.skrypnykImplemented, tested and merged. Will be released in 1.7.