Feature: Office hours and the function type on the profile page 

Description 

The contact block of the profile detail view shows the office hours of each contract, in a row of its own after the location and room, with a clock icon and the label "Office hours". A contract without office hours gets no row. Paragraphs, lists, emphasis and links written in the frontend editor are kept, and a plain text value from the backend form or an import keeps its line breaks. The core HTML sanitizer removes event handler attributes and prints a script element as escaped text, so it never runs. See Office hours in the contact block.

The position line takes a new list in Settings.yaml, profile.details.position.fields . It names what the line shows of each contract, in order: position , functionType and organisationalUnit . The function type is shown with the name for the profile's gender where one is maintained, and with its general name otherwise. A site package states only the list:

profile:
  details:
    position:
      fields:
        - position
        - functionType

See What the position line shows.

The list, list and detail, card, selected profiles and selected contracts elements offer the function type among their fields to show. The new partial Profile/Contract/FunctionTypeName.html renders its name for both the detail view and the items, see The name of a function type.

Impact 

A profile page whose contracts carry office hours shows them after the update, without any configuration. A site that does not want them there hides ace-office-hours in its stylesheet or overrides Profile/PublicProfile/Contact.html.

Plain text office hours are read as HTML too. A < in them starts a tag for the sanitizer and is lost, so such values are better written without angle brackets.

The shipped position line still shows the position alone, but every value of the line sits in a <span class="ace-value"> of its own, with the class of its field, ace-position, ace-function-type or ace-organisational-unit, inside the line ace-attribute ace-position-line. A stylesheet that expects text directly inside the line targets the ace-value elements instead.