I'm working on a site and noticing that when I use a custom layout for a content type and a node of that content type is in a menu, the menu text is used for the page title and not the text that is in the title field?
That's strange. I'm trying a template override and am not seeing this issue. Can you enable Devel and then go to admin/config/development/devel and enable "Theme debug", reload the page and inspect the source with your browser's dev tools? Depending on your front end theme and your layout, the node title may be themed by a different template file. In Basis, the theming template for the node's titles is page-components.tpl.php. But perhaps in your theme or layout, the title is actually being themed by your overridden node template?
When you say "custom layout" do you mean a Layout override of `node/%`? Or are you referring to a custom layout template created at admin/structure/layouts/settings?
It may be helpful to see an export of the layout you are using. Can you paste here?
Same thing happened to me. I had a page called "Artists & Makers." Menu link title was "Art." When I saved the page, the page title said "Art" instead of "Artists & Makers." When I disabled the menu link, it reverted back to the correct "Artists & Makers." As long as the page was in the menu, the CMS acted like the menu link title was the page title.
Then I realized that the layout override didn't have a Main Page Content block. There's a warning that the page might not operate properly without it. I didn't see that warning because I had cloned the dynamic layout from a static layout.
I discovered my mistake when I deleted the dynamic layout and created a new one. That's when I noticed the Main Page Content block. Now it works fine.
well @herb I cannot believe it, but the webform module was there in modules on the disc, but missing in the listed modules, so I delete the module folder, and downloaded it again.
Then...
Posted1 week 3 days ago by Francis Greaves (themetman) on:
The only thing I can think of is to make sure Webform module is enabled and that the content type that needs to contain the webforms has Webform enabled for it. Edit the content type and make...
@yorkshirepudding, In the end I fixed it by deleting the config/active folder contents, copying the config/staging/ files into config/active, importing the database again and clearing the caches...
Posted2 weeks 2 days ago by Francis Greaves (themetman) on:
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That's strange. I'm trying a template override and am not seeing this issue. Can you enable Devel and then go to admin/config/development/devel and enable "Theme debug", reload the page and inspect the source with your browser's dev tools? Depending on your front end theme and your layout, the node title may be themed by a different template file. In Basis, the theming template for the node's titles is
page-components.tpl.php. But perhaps in your theme or layout, the title is actually being themed by your overridden node template?I'm not using any additional tpl files... happens on both Basis and Bootstrap 5 Lite themes.
Things work fine if I disable the custom layout..
It may be that I've messed up the site somehow as I'm not seeing this on another.
Devel does not show anything surprising
<!-- THEME DEBUG --> <!-- CALL: theme('page_components') --> <!-- FILE NAME SUGGESTIONS: * page-components--title-combo.tpl.php x page-components.tpl.php --> <!-- BEGIN OUTPUT from 'core/modules/system/templates/page-components.tpl.php' --> <h1 class="page-title">First-Year TEST Students</h1>When you say "custom layout" do you mean a Layout override of `node/%`? Or are you referring to a custom layout template created at admin/structure/layouts/settings?
It may be helpful to see an export of the layout you are using. Can you paste here?
Same thing happened to me. I had a page called "Artists & Makers." Menu link title was "Art." When I saved the page, the page title said "Art" instead of "Artists & Makers." When I disabled the menu link, it reverted back to the correct "Artists & Makers." As long as the page was in the menu, the CMS acted like the menu link title was the page title.
Then I realized that the layout override didn't have a Main Page Content block. There's a warning that the page might not operate properly without it. I didn't see that warning because I had cloned the dynamic layout from a static layout.
I discovered my mistake when I deleted the dynamic layout and created a new one. That's when I noticed the Main Page Content block. Now it works fine.