For those who might be interested, this is my code snippet adapted to Judy's case to add to a custom 'style.css':

#h_defectversion, #h_defectversion + td { display: table-cell !important; }

This a rough solution to override the 'display: none' rules.


Nicolas


On 17/01/2018 18:37, Nicolas MARTIN wrote:

Hello Judy,


If you are a bit familiar with web development, I think you can tweak the default displaying of ticket fields by adding few CSS rules to the specific style sheet of your site. For more, see https://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization). You can check in the HTML code of the page that all field tickets are here but some are hidden by applying 'missing' CSS class. But since there is an CSS id for every ticket field, you should be able to easily set your own style for ticket.

If you don't want to write some code, there is also an alternative with TracTicketFieldsLayoutPlugin (https://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracTicketFieldsLayoutPlugin). But in our installation we have given up to use it due to incompatibility with other plugins working on ticket fields.


Regards,
Nicolas


On 17/01/2018 17:40, judymauci...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
We recently upgraded to Trac 1.0.13 from a much older version (I'm sorry I do not know what the old version was) and are experiencing a "difference" that I'm struggling to find a solution for (this instance is in use so I don't want to randomly tinker too much).  Note:  We do use custom fields and dynamic fields and these items are appearing on ticket entry/modification as desired/anticipated.

After a ticket is created and you go to view that ticket we are not seeing all of the fields in the read only display at the top of the ticket.  Yes, some custom fields are showing in the read/display of the ticket, but some are not.  How do I convince Trac to show me all of the fields when viewing a ticket?

I apologize if this is addressed somewhere, I did try searching through this group, through defects for track, and general googling.  Our go to person recently left the group and I only worked with the plugins and ini periodically prior to this.

Thank you in advance for any suggestions/ideas.
-J

Example of a custom ticket that is not appearing in displayed ticket:

defectversion = select
defectversion.label = Defect found in Version
defectversion.options =  |dev|1.2|1.3|1.4|1.5|2.0|2.1
defectversion.order = 12
defectversion.show_when_type = Defect
defectversion.value =
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