Important: Plugins assign a record view variable 

Description 

TYPO3 v14 rewrote the header partial of EXT:fluid_styled_content. Where v13 Header/All.html reads {data.header}, the v14 Header/All.fluid.html renders header and subheader with {record -> f:render.text(...)}, and that ViewHelper requires a record object.

Content elements based on lib.contentElement receive that record from the record-transformation data processor, but an Extbase plugin view assigns only the data array. The templates of this extension rendered the shared header partial before the editor was replaced, so on TYPO3 v14 they aborted with

The record argument must be an instance of ... Given: null

The plugin controllers now assign an additional record view variable, built from the tt_content row of the current content element. TYPO3 v13 ignores it, its header partial keeps reading data, so one implementation serves both core versions.

The editor that replaced those templates renders no header partial of its own, see Breaking: The profile editing plugin renders no content element header. The controllers still assign both variables, so a template override that renders the partial works on both core versions.

Impact 

The affected plugins render again on TYPO3 v14. Nothing was removed or renamed, so no configuration or template override needs to be adapted.

Custom templates and template overrides may use the new {record} variable, for example with <f:render.text record="{record}" field="header" />.

Affected Installations 

Installations running the plugins of this extension on TYPO3 v14. TYPO3 v13 installations are unaffected.

Migration 

None required.