Centralized Content: Blank heading on Edit node

[laflannery]

Describe the defect

As a content admin (NOT a super admin) on the edit node of centralized content, there is an empty H4

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Log into the CMS as a Content admin (I was using Randi Hecht on staging)
2. Edit an existing Centralized content node. Example: https://staging.cms.va.gov/node/61744/edit
3. Scroll down to the "Content" section
4. Inspect the heading and notice that there is a blank H4 above the H2

AC / Expected behavior

• [ ] Headings should only appear in the DOM if they have content
• [ ] Accessibility review

Screenshots

Team

Please check the team(s) that will do this work.

• [ ] CMS Team
• [ ] Public Websites
• [x] Facilities
• [ ] User support
• [ ] Accelerated Publishing

[swirtSJW]

Good catch @laflannery I believe this is coming out of the draggable table interface from Drupal core. It would be good to compare if Detail pages also have this problem as they use the same interface on field_content_block. It would help rule out if this is a core problem or if the problem is the modifications that get made to the UI if the editor is not a true admin.

[swirtSJW]

@xiongjaneg and @jilladams This is one that I do not think sits with Facilities.

[jilladams]

Ok, noted. Tagging with CMS Team for now. Ownership Qs will get followed up next week when Erika's back online, related to this Slack thread: https://dsva.slack.com/archives/C03LFSPGV16/p1697128201027809

[laflannery]

I believe this is coming out of the draggable table interface from Drupal core. It would be good to compare if Detail pages also have this problem as they use the same interface on field_content_block. It would help rule out if this is a core problem or if the problem is the modifications that get made to the UI if the editor is not a true admin.

In answer to this comment above, I tested quite a few other content types and screens and did not find this issues anywhere else.

[swirtSJW]

Related conversation in slack. Based on Laura's findings this does seem like it is specific to Centralized Content.

[laflannery]

@jilladams Did we determine ownership yet? I just was cleaning CMS things up and wanted to make sure it was in the right place