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Only allow a block in one specific content area

steven popcast
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#197321
Edited, Sep 30, 2018 10:06
David Knipe
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Nothing out the box as far as I am aware. If you want to avoid some coding but fulfill the requirement you can always create a custom IValidator<T> that checks the block types. Wouldn't stop the user from dragging the block in but would stop them publishing.

#197325
Sep 30, 2018 17:40
KennyG
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Setting the ContentType to AvailableInEditMode = false almost does what you need. You could auto generate the block in certain ContentAreas but still seems a little unwieldy.

#197332
Oct 01, 2018 3:08
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