Andrew Nicols
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Previously, if all blocks were hidden, then the region was reported as being docked eroniously and it was not possible to unhide the blocks. Docking should have no relation to the presence of block content.
29 lines
1.2 KiB
Gherkin
29 lines
1.2 KiB
Gherkin
@core @core_block
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Feature: Block visibility
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In order to configure blocks visibility
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As a teacher
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I need to show and hide blocks on a page
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Background:
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Given the following "courses" exist:
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| fullname | shortname | category |
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| Course 1 | C1 | 0 |
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And I log in as "admin"
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And I am on homepage
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And I follow "Course 1"
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And I follow "Turn editing on"
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@javascript
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Scenario: Hiding all blocks on the page should remove the column they're in
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Given I open the "Search forums" blocks action menu
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And I click on "Hide Search forums block" "link" in the "Search forums" "block"
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And I open the "Latest news" blocks action menu
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And I click on "Hide Latest news block" "link" in the "Latest news" "block"
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And I open the "Upcoming events" blocks action menu
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And I click on "Hide Upcoming events block" "link" in the "Upcoming events" "block"
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And I open the "Recent activity" blocks action menu
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When I click on "Hide Recent activity block" "link" in the "Recent activity" "block"
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Then ".empty-region-side-post" "css_element" should not exist in the "body" "css_element"
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And I follow "Turn editing off"
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And ".empty-region-side-post" "css_element" should exist in the "body" "css_element"
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