The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.This form does not respect the attribute label setting, taking the attribute "name" field instead of "label" field.
The consequence is that it is not possible to hide the attribute name
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| #2 | AttributeLabelInCataog.png | 171.32 KB | jvieille |
Comments
Comment #1
longwaveI am not quite sure what you mean, or what you are trying to do. Can you give an example, with either HTML or screenshots?
Comment #2
jvieille commentedAttached the screenshits.
The attribute "Qualité souscritpeur" has a label set to "" in order not to have its title not displayed in user forms, which actuallly does not happen.
In nodes, catalog grid, views fields, the title is always displayed using the attribute name, never the label is taken into account.
Comment #3
tr commentedChanges made at admin/store/attributes to the attribute names and labels only affect products which are created AFTER the change is made. If you want to change the name and label for already-existing products, you have to edit the product directly, e.g. go to node/%nid/edit/attributes and set the label to <none> there.
Also be aware that setting the attribute label to <none> is not recommended for required attributes, because the asterisk that indicates a required attribute is attached to the label (by Drupal). Therefore removing the label also removes the asterisk.
Comment #4
jvieille commentedThanks!
I missed that the label could be overridden at the node level