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Tags Missing From Content For Guest Users

Dreadknux

By Dreadknux

  • Status: Fixed

Not sure what’s going on here, maybe it’s part of the ongoing (and still happening, sadly) issue where tags are not appearing in content items (despite being added and visible in listing pages)… but I’ve noticed that nothing appears in the Tag area of a Page record when viewing as a guest.

Guest User:

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Logged in User:

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Note the Tag section underneath the headline/featured badge. Appears for logged in users (but only prefix tag, it seems) but nothing at all for Guest.

If the concept for IC5 is to use tagging as as the backbone for content discovery, it’s important for Guests to be able to view and access tags the same way as logged-in users.

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    On 9/10/2024 at 2:32 PM, Marc said:

    Is search available for guests on your site?

    Yes, although it looks weird on mobile:

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    It may be related to the ongoing bug where Tags are not appearing on node items (ie. Page records, forum topics) even though they have been created and added to those nodes. Here’s another example from a logged-in user:

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    ^ Forum List Page

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    ^ Forum Topic

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    Same when signed in.

    Have you changed anything?

    That’s odd… seems to be completely fixed now! I didn’t change anything… maybe a recent update to A13/14 somehow ironed out the kinks. I’ll let you know if it happens again though, thanks @Matt !

    (by the way, just tried clicking “Quote” under your post and it wasn’t working, had to copy-paste your message into a quote box manually here)

    The search looks OK here, I think it’s the custom sticky CSS rules that you’ve added interfering.

    Ah, you’re right. I may do away with the mobile header stickiness anyway, but it’d be good if there was a way to establish a sticky header without negatively impacting other elements - I’ve had a quick look with inspector and it seems if I nullify the “overflow-y” value in the “ipsOffCanvas__scroll” attribute, it fixes things. @Ehren, would you say the following is a good/sensible custom CSS workaround?

    .ipsOffCanvas__scroll {
    overflow-y: initial; /* Original CSS: overflow-y: auto; */
    }

    EDIT: Never mind, the above seems to work on desktop (Theme Editor > Mobile view) but not on iOS Safari. Will keep looking at it, but appreciate any ideas.

    Edited by Dreadknux

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