Open literat opened 2 months ago
If I'm understanding things correctly here, I'd say that block overloading is a Twig issue that can't be carried over into the TwigX component composition concept and needs to be thought of differently. That is, overloading the inside of a component is not possible (unless I'm making do with props) and has to be done through slots and inserting custom content through them.
Or rather like this, it will be clearer:
<SearchResultCard>
<SearchResultCardHeader>
<!-- header content -->
</SearchResultCardHeader>
<SearchResultCardBody>
<!-- body content -->
</SearchResultCardBody>
<SearchResultCardFooter>
<!-- footer content -->
</SearchResultCardFooter>
</SearchResultCard>
Hey, I think I've addressed this before. I ended up creating the individual slots as separate mini-components:
<SearchResultCardHeader>
<SearchResultCardTitle>
<Link href="/vacancy-detail" isUnderlined>
Obch. zástupce výdejních míst – Moravskoslezský kraj
</Link>
</SearchResultCardTitle>
<SearchResultCardLogo
alt="UniCredit Bank Czech Republic and Slovakia, a.s."
src="https://picsum.photos/300/150/"
srcSet="https://picsum.photos/600/300 2x, https://picsum.photos/300/150"
/>
<SearchResultCardStatus>
Doporučujeme
</SearchResultCardStatus>
<SearchResultCardFavoriteLink
href="/unmark-as-favorite"
onClick="() => {}"
title="Odebrat z oblíbených"
isSelected
/>
</SearchResultCardHeader>
I cannot extend a block from another template that is extending the template. The block cannot be changed. But when I take out the block from the DS wrapper component, extending works.
Based on the documentation of the embed (https://twig.symfony.com/doc/3.x/tags/embed.html) adjusting the block should be possible, so I think that the TwigX bundle somehow breaks the standard behavior of the Twig.
https://jira.almacareer.tech/browse/DS-609