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Entityqueue
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8.x-1.x-dev
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22 Jun 2018 at 06:59 UTC
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20 Aug 2018 at 02:16 UTC
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Sometimes other contextual menus are in the same physical position of the screen and the Entityqueue's contextual menu icon is not on top, so you can't click it.
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Comment #2
diamondseaComment #3
diamondseaI added this following javascript in a custom module to move the contextual filters for entityqueues down just below the normal contextual menus
$('.contextual[data-contextual-id^=entityqueue]').css('top','30px');Comment #4
diamondseaComment #5
diamondseaComment #6
amateescu commentedEntityqueue does not provide a contextual menu by itself, it only attaches an "Edit subqueue" link to the contextual links of a view, as far I know. So I think this is a specific theming issue on your project..
Comment #7
diamondseaI'll investigate some more, but the EntityQueue is appearing alone in it's context menu, not in the context menu for the view.
It is happening within this structure:
Node->ParagraphReference paragraph bundle->ViewReference paragraph bundle->EntityQueue in the filter->Rendered Node in the view
It still happens if I change the theme to Bartik, so I don't think it's a theming issue with my site.
Here's a video of what it looks like under Bartik (with my CSS tweak applied so the context menus don't overlap):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jt-0_2bVExE
Comment #8
diamondseaComment #9
amateescu commentedWow, that's quite an exotic structure. Or maybe with the new way of building sites in D8, it's actually the norm :)
Anyway, looking at the demo video, I don't see any contextual link for editing the view, which is where entity queue attaches its own link.
If you can't debug this further, I would need some explicit steps on how to create that paragraph structure so I can look into it myself.
Comment #10
diamondseaThe structure is coming from our use of a page with a generic "Page Content" Paragraph field that is a Paragraph Reference (for an unlimited number of paragraph bundles).
That is then using a ViewsReference paragraph bundle which contains a single "ViewsReference" field that we use to embed a view in the page content.
The view displayed is using an entityqueue for the list of nodes to display, and each queued node is being displayed using the Content option and a "Card" view mode in this case (but any view mode would work similarly).
I don't know why the EntityQueue isn't being added to a View's contextual menu, but the EntityQueue's contextual menu is visible at the 00:10 second mark.