Open michael-chaplin-gmcvo opened 5 years ago
I'm seeing this issue with 5.10.x (and earlier versions) using Adminimal as the CiviCRM theme. The contact-summary.js file is getting loaded even though I'm only using Shoreditch for Mosaico.
I confirm the problem. We are using adminimal as the CiviCRM theme and Shoreditch for Mosaico only.
Caused by https://github.com/civicrm/org.civicrm.shoreditch/issues/215
"If the js is blocked the image shows in the correct position." How might I achieve this?
In Chrome, inspect => network tab. Filter so that only JS shows in list. Reload page => now have list of JS resources Right click contact-summary.js and use 'Block request URL' Reload page (but contact-summary.js is blocked from loading)
I just pushed a patch so that the contact summary javascript is only pulled in if the site is configured to use shoreditch throughout civicrm.
Similar problem with us. Images don't appear at all.
If we block the js/contact-summary.js file from loading OR comment out the code in the js file, image gets displayed fine.
Site Info: Drupal 8 CiviCRM 5.27.4 org.civicrm.shoreditch 1.0.0-beta.1
Can replicate the same error on
Drupal 9.2.6 CiviCRM 5.41.1 shoreditch 1.0.0-beta.9
The reason seems to be the body class missing from D8 CiviCRM, eg, I see page-civicrm-contact-view
class is added on the body of contact summary page in civi. This class is used to customise most of display in custom-civicrm.css
Since the class is missing from D9 sites, none of these css style work.
A quick workaround is to add
Civi::resources()->addScript('cj("body").addClass("page-civicrm-contact-view");');
on contact summary pages.
CiviCRM 5.11.0 Shoreditch 0.1-alpha28 (required for Mosaico) Using 'Seven' as the CiviCRM admin theme. Contact images are briefly displayed on eg civicrm/contact/view?reset=1&cid=22437 contact-summary.js is still loaded from sites/default/files/civicrm/extensions/org.civicrm.shoreditch-0.1-alpha28/js/contact-summary.js?r=zQ7oF
It appears to move the contact image from < div id="crm-contact-thumbnail" > to further up the page where it is now invisible (probably because of CSS).
If the js is blocked the image shows in the correct postion.