The Navigation module derives menu blocks but it keeps the same category and label so it is hard in the admin UI to know which block if from which module.
Enable the Navigation module.
Go on Structure > Block Layout and try to place a block
Change the category.
Provide MR
Review
Block from the Navigation module will have a dedicated category.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| Capture d’écran du 2024-07-09 15-54-21.png | 54.34 KB | grimreaper | |
| Capture d’écran du 2024-07-09 15-53-34.png | 34.98 KB | grimreaper |
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changes, plain diff MR !8720
Comments
Comment #2
grimreaperinverted the screenshots.
Comment #4
grimreaperComment #5
smustgrave commentedI like it. Definitely makes things easier to find/determine
Comment #6
quietone commentedI read the IS and comments. This is changing the UI, so adding tag.
I applied the diff and it works as expected, after clearing caches. I see that the after image in the issue summary does not match what I see in testing. In my testing '(navigation)' is '(Navigation)'. The latter is consistent with the other usages in the block list. And because of the consistency I am not tagging for a UX review.
I think this is a bug because it affects the functionality of the site for admins and developers.
Leaving at RTBC
Comment #12
nod_Committed and pushed 17aee79159 to 11.x and ae41c62daf to 11.0.x and 8912d59338 to 10.4.x and da2452190d to 10.3.x. Thanks!
Comment #13
grimreaperHi,
Thanks for the merge!
To reply to comment 6, I took the screenshots with the POC I did to see the fix and to create the issue. Then when doing the MR, I checked for other block categories with multiple words in it, then changed to capitalize for consistency.