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I created two content types: articles and press releases and I want to display those in the same page. I also am developing a custom theme.

So I created a view for that with the machine name press_release_list, created a template for it: views-view--press-release-list.html.twig and it works perfectly.

The problem is, I cannot make use of regions. I mean, I have content and side_menu regions and I want to add a twitter feed to the side menu. I add the block through "block layout" menu, it can be configured to be displayed on article and press release nodes however there is no option for the view I created...

I'm quite new to Drupal so what would be the best way to do this, is there a way to display the block on the view or is there a better option than creating a view?

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In block layout the visibility for content types works only, if the content type is a route match. That means, you have requested a node with that specific content type through the url.

It does not work for nodes that are displayed as result of a view.

To configure the visibility for a view you can define in the tab "Pages" the url of the view or a pattern of urls, that matches multiple views.

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  • I tried that actualy, it's not working. In the page settings for the view the path is set to /what-is-on-the-agenda and in the block's configuration pages tab url set to /what-is-on-the-agenda with "show for the listed pages" option selected. Cleared the caches too... Am I missing smt.?
    – madpoet
    Aug 3, 2016 at 18:24
  • did you remove all other restriction, especially that for content types?
    – 4uk4
    Aug 3, 2016 at 19:09
  • Yep that seems to be the problem, removed the content type restrictions and it's fine now.
    – madpoet
    Aug 4, 2016 at 6:26

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