I'm testing and deploying storm for the company where I work.
We wanted to let users with proper permissions to change the user associated with a timetracking, but the form was lacking of the fields.
I dived into the code to find where I could change this behavior, I started to study Drupal form syntax, and tried to write a module that overrides this. At the end of the working day I found out that it was hidden by a silly CSS rule...
Hiding these fields may simplify data entry, but some may want to alter these fields. And I don't like the fact that they are still here, but just hidden by style. I think you should let users choose to show or not to show these fields. Permission options can disable them, and modules like Override Node Options can offer more options.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| css-patch.txt | 797 bytes | fabio84 |
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Magnity commentedYes, it would be fair to let the site admin decide, and the css could be readded with a theme if really desired.
I've removed all except
This is required at the moment due to #377680: Support for node preview.
Readers of this issue might also be interested in #370120: Don't load CSS and JS on every page on a similar topic.