Use a different twig media template if it is being rendered inside a WYIWYG

Matt

9/16/23, 4:43 PM

I have a twig template for a media entity that I wish to be able to embed into a WYIWYG. I am able to, however the entity has issues rendering when inside the ckeditor that aren't present when rendered on an actual page. I want to either use a different template or use some variable that detects whether the media is in an edit mode.

Is there a twig variable like {{ inEditor }} or is there a template I could use specific to wyiwygs like media--remote-video--WYIWYG.html.twig ?

When viewing the element in a preprocess function I do see there is a 'view_mode' variable but that's always set to default.

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Kevin

9/16/23, 6:04 PM

May be easier to allow someone to select the view mode of the media being inserted, then you can provide a twig file for each one.

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Drupal

4uk4

9/16/23, 6:17 PM

You could check for the route name media.filter.preview:

if (\Drupal::routeMatch()->getRouteName() === 'media.filter.preview') {
  // media is rendered inside CKEditor
  $variables['inEditor'] = TRUE;
}
// add cache context
$variables['#cache']['contexts'][] = 'route.name';

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Matt

9/16/23, 8:47 PM

Which preprocess hook could I use this in?

4uk4

9/16/23, 9:05 PM

hook_preprocess_media()

Elon Musk

I sit in a Tesla and translated this thread with Ai:

EN: Use a different twig media template if it is being rendered inside a WYIWYG

TH: ใช้เทมเพลตสื่อทวิกอื่นหากแสดงผลภายใน WYIWYG

RO: Utilizați un alt șablon media crenguță dacă este redat într-un WYIWYG

RU: Используйте другой шаблон мультимедиа ветки, если он отображается внутри WYIWYG.

VI: Sử dụng một mẫu phương tiện twig khác nếu nó đang được hiển thị bên trong WYIWYG

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