Widget content shouldn't display its content in layers

[hishamco]

Describe the bug

Orchard Core version

Nightyl build

To Reproduce

1. Create a content type with sterotype Widget
2. Create a display driver to show that widget
3. Go to 'Design -> Widgets'
4. Add the widget in a certain Zone
5. See the UI issue as shown in the screenshot above

Expected behavior

Widget content should be hidden

Logs and screenshots

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[Piedone]

Why is this a bug, what changed? Also, content types can opt to display something in SummaryAdmin, and they should be free to be able to do that.

[hishamco]

Why is this a bug, what changed?

This is a UI bug coz rendering an HTML content in this area is annoying because you can't guarantee that will fit nicely, moreoever no need to render how the widget is look like in this place, it could be make sense for OC.Flows module IMHO

[Piedone]

That's up to the content type's author. We mustn't say that no widget can render a custom SummaryAdmin.

[hishamco]

This is the case in OC.Layers only. In a nutshell, we need to do the right thing, but then it's up to the author to override the shape

[gvkries]

I would also say this is up to the widget to decide. And if not, why change this on OC.Layers only?

[hishamco]

why change this on OC.Layers only?

As I use it when the user wants to use the layer, the important thing is to know the zones and their widgets, coz render them in the admin introduces UI issues, as I attached the screenshot

[sebastienros]

Everyone agrees that it's an admin theme thing? Can also be solve with the templates module by override the one for all widgets?

[Piedone]

Yeah.

[hishamco]

Everyone agrees that it's an admin theme thing

I agree is it's an admin theme thing. From the user perspective, I presume the UI does not have issues like the above screenshot, which is why we need to fix

Can we override the shapes in the admin theme instead, which makes sense?