Fabian Braun
Fabian Braun
OK, now I understand. I can confirm the behaviour. Will need to take a look to identify the source of the behavior.
No. Plugins live in placeholders only. You will need to have a model with a placeholder relation field.
So coool! 😎 I will look into it! Can you get the pre-commit stuff sorted out meanwhile?
Hey @mavoIn ! Can I ask you to do the following things: * `pip install ruff` (if you haven't done so already) and `ruff check --fix djangocms_frontend` * Add tests...
Also, can you take a look at the import issue showing up in tests? And the migrations seem not up-to-date. You may update the initial migration - they are DB...
@mavoIn I see you have updated quite a few things! Thank you. Still, the tests are failing. Try running them locally: `python ./run_tests.py`. There seems to be an import issue,...
djangocms-admin-style is optional, and I guess it's a matter of taste what you prefer. All CMS plugins should also work w/o djangocms-admin-style. Can you give an example of CMS plugins...
I just tested without djangocms-admin-style, even uninstalled it, but do not see any HTML issues. Can you share an example?
Maybe it should be an optional requirement (in setup.py)? Now, CSS plugins are edited within Django's admin interface. Once you remove djangocms-admin-style you get Django's regular admin interface, which is...
@svandeneertwegh I fixed some broken styles specific to djangocms-frontend (already included in the latest version) which would only show up w/o djangocms-admin-style.