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When I want to move a layout above a block element that is directly placed into the area (so not contained itself within a layout) the layout and everything in it are inaccessible. The system thinks the block covers the entire area of itself + the layout. So the blocks controls and green lines also encompass the layout above.
Steps to reproduce (Concrete 5.7.4.2):
Add a content block to an area (I've added a Horizontal rule)
Add a layout to that area (I use Twitter bootstrap, and set 2 columns at 50/50%)
Add a content block in each column (just to add some height)
Click one of the labels below theadded columns and select "Edit Container Layout"
Using the move icon; pick up the layout and drag it to the top of the area (notice it might be hard to get the top line to thicken).
Now try to click the content. You'll notice the part outline includes the hr and nothing in that area does as you would expect.
I included no packages/css/js files.
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I followed your directions exactly and wasn't able to replicate this on the current develop. So I asked @MeyerJL to test as well and neither of us could replicate it. Try checking for javascript errors that might be breaking something.
Feel free to reopen if you're able to replicate on the develop branch.
When I want to move a layout above a block element that is directly placed into the area (so not contained itself within a layout) the layout and everything in it are inaccessible. The system thinks the block covers the entire area of itself + the layout. So the blocks controls and green lines also encompass the layout above.
Steps to reproduce (Concrete 5.7.4.2):
I included no packages/css/js files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: