security update core+modules
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Requirements
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- Context, Context UI modules enabled (`admin/modules`)
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- [jQuery UI 1.x][1] and [Admin 2.x][2] to use the inline context editor.
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Optional.
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Basic usage
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@@ -59,16 +57,17 @@ be configured.
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Using the inline editor
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If you have installed jQuery UI and Admin, you can enable the inline context
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editor:
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The inline editor allows you to manage the block reaction for active
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contexts within the context of a page rather than through the admin
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interface. This can also be helpful when managing block ordering among
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multiple contexts.
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1. As an administrative user go to `admin/settings/admin`.
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2. Check the 'Context editor' block and save.
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3. When viewing a page with one or more active contexts, you will see the
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`Context editor` in the admin toolbar.
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1. As an administrative user go to `admin/structure/context/settings`.
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2. Check the 'Use Context Editor Dialog' block and save. You should also
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check the show all regions box.
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3. When viewing a page with one or more active contexts, you will see
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the option to configure layout in the contextual links on all blocks
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on the page. This will allow you to manage the blocks placed by the
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block reaction for contexts.
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4. You can use the context editor to adjust the conditions under which each
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context is active and alter its reactions.
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[1]: http://drupal.org/project/jquery_ui
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[2]: http://drupal.org/project/admin
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context is active and alter its reactions.
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