Override the theme templates for the `talks` and `blog_posts` views,
adding classes to the header wrapper and some spacing between the header
text and the view results.
Enable the experimental feature to use `@apply` with complex classes
including interactive states. I tried this on the Rebuilding Symfony
demo project and it worked well.
This would mean that I could refactor some of my existing styles on this
project.
References #190
Add a new custom token, `[opdavies_talks:talk_count]`, that replaces the
placeholder text with the talk count value from the `TalkCounter`
service.
References #31
- Update the Hook Event Dispatcher module from `8.x-1.29` to `8.x-2.02`.
- Update custom modules after breaking changes from upgrading.
References #112
- Rename `opdavies_blog` to `blog`.
- Rename `opdavies_blog_test` to `blog_test`.
- Rename `opdavies_talks` to `talks`.
- Rename `opdavies_talks_test` to `talks_test`.
The files within the directories haven't changed, so there is no
breaking change caused by renaming the directories.
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Rather than the custom event sorting plugin being based on the `created`
value, this change adds a new `field_event_date` field to the talk node
type and uses this for the sorting instead.
This commit also adds a new `TalkDateUpdater` service that extracts
either the next event date if there is a future date, or the last past
event date if there is no future date, from `field_events` for each talk
and saves it into the event date field.
For consistency, and to ensure that the results are ordered correctly,
the talk date updater converts the date from a date string (e.g.
`2020-08-24`) into a UNIX timestamp, and the timestamp is saved in the
event date field. This can be changed at a later date if needed.
The talks view has been updated to use the updated sort plugin, and the
existing tests have been updated to use the new field.
References #204
Oliver Davies