You have a Drupal service provided by a view with filters, but when you test using paramters for the filter values, the filters are always ignored.
Make sure the Filer identifier is set. You may have entered the Administrative title thinking you were setting the filter ID. Scroll all the way down.
To show entire path in breadcrumbs in Glazed theme, install Easy Breadcrumb.
Toggle
Make the current page title segment a link
and see if entire path shows. May not need it active to get correct results.
Base the path on app_root.
This works well if the web root is under a separate folder like /var/www/mysite/web.
$settings['file_private_path'] = $app_root . '/../private';
https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/core/modules/file/overview
An absolute path won’t pass validation checks.
$settings['file_private_path'] = '/var/www/mysite/private';
For a Drupal 8 project, my menu contains duplicated items to the same path to simulate subsites with a single menu.
The default behavior seems to mark only the first menu item active.
To mark all active according to the current path, try Menu trail by path.
composer remove 'drupal/delete_files'
This worked:
https://drupal8.support/en/contribution/delete-unused-images
The Delete Files module did not work.
When uploading an image for the page title background image and it silently fails, check the image size.
Try adding the image to a page and see if works there. If it doesn't, it's possible the image is too large.
The Drupal Views grid format displays group titles using the <h3> tag.
The element is not classed so adding CSS is oddly difficult given how well Drupal content is structured.
The real problem, though, is the h3 element is not inside the div it’s associated with. This makes very common styling requirements impossible. For instance, you migth want the values to appear in a column with the h3 group title on top. You cannot do this with the default layout.
The solution is to move the h3 down “one line.”
Let’s say you’ve added the Lexicon module and now your page, when printed, includes lots of URLs in parentheses following links in your copy.
Quite annoying really.
How do you find out what classes might be associated with these links so that you can hide them using the print.css file?
The answer has nothing to do with Drupal.
You need to force the browser, let’s say Chrome, into print emulation mode.
Open Developer Tools.
Press Control-Shift-P. Enter rendering and select Show rendering.
