Carousel item with link to a news item

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
48/100
Issue type
Bug
Clarity
Mostly clear
Activity status
Quiet
Tech stack
bootstrap, php
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Reproduce the issue in TYPO3 v14.3.4 with Bootstrap Package v16.0.0 and news v14.0.3 by creating a carousel call-to-action item linked to a news item. Trace the carousel link handling and verify that the frontend renders a link to the news item's detail view instead of only the button text.

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Prerequisites

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Description

I'm using TYPO3 v14.3.4, Bootstrap Package v16.0.0 and news v14.0.3. I want to add a carousel item, type "call to action", with a link to a news item. I use the "link browser" to select a news item and get the name of the news item and the ID in the field "link". But there is no link generated in the frontend.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Create a carousel and add an item "call to action".
  2. Set a link to a news item.
Expected behavior

I expect a link in the carousel item in the frontend to the news item, opened on the page with the item view of the news plugin.

Actual behavior

No link is created, only the text with the button text.

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#Versions

Composer Installation
TYPO3 v14.3.4
Bootstrap Package v16.0.0
news v14.0.3

Bug or feature? Or am I doing it wrong?

Thanks in advance!

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