I'm currently viewing nodes in overlay by using pages;

content/nodetype1/*
content/nodetype2/*

This , of course, shows the node in an overlay anytime it is accessed.

Is there anyway to show it in overlay only when it is accessed through a node list from a view? I can't figure this out since the path to the node is identical once it is clicked, regardless of how it was accessed.

Love this module!

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casey’s picture

casey commented

You could use panels or something like that, so you have 2 different paths to access those nodes (e.g. panel with path "content-overlay/nodetype1/*"). Then you could add that path to the list of administrative pages.

IWasBornToWin’s picture

IWasBornToWin commented

Sounds like a plan. I will try it.

Just noticed in user settings [since permissions must allow authenticated user to view overlay] an authenticated user can check or uncheck whether to use overlay. Not sure I want them to or that many will know what it means, particularly during sign up. Anyway to hide that? I will open this in a new issue if you want me to?

Blooniverse’s picture

Blooniverse commented

@IWasBornToWin#2: This setting belongs to the D7 core (overlay core module). There is no direct link to 'Administrative Pages'.

IWasBornToWin’s picture

IWasBornToWin commented

This may be useful for future reference. I already had CSS Injector module installed, So I just made a quick injection for the user/*/edit page and inserted this code.

#edit-overlay-control {display: none; }

It hides the whole thing!

kurkuma’s picture

kurkuma commented
Issue summary: View changes

Should this be closed since it is non relevant for the module functionality?

casey’s picture

casey commented
Status: Active » Closed (outdated)

I agree