I'm looking for a way to 'label' content blocks so I can easily identify what block I need to edit.
Currently, I need to click into tens of different blocks to find the part that I actually want to edit as they are all labeled generically e.g. Row, Accordion. As some content is sometimes set to display_none I can't always use the live page to count which block I'm up to (and that also takes time and is often inaccurate).
We currently have around 10 Drupal sites hosted on one server all running Drupal 7. They all share a common database for user management. I went to try and upgrade one of the sites to a new Drupal 8 setup, but it appears to be failing. I believe the issue is in the shared database. When I try to run the upgrade without a prefix, Drupal says it cannot find a valid installation. If I add the "dbi_deafult." prefix, the upgrade runs and it appears to find all the modules, BUT it does not import any of the site specific data, thus no content or styling.
I have a large Drupal 7 system that I built and maintain as my primary job. Dozens of content types, many custom modules and a couple hundred thousand nodes. The system is used by a couple thousand staff members of a regional school district. I'm now faced with the looming challenge of needing to upgrade to Drupal 9. I have begun this endeavor several times before and have found it to be an Everest challenge and have put the task aside in hopes that maybe I'll die before I have to do it which would save me a lot of stress.....
I have recently retired and been asked to help run a small charity website using Drupal 7. The charity is all run by volunteers and two people run the website, one guy is not well and is stepping down in January. The website is rather large and complex, I have run websites before using PHP code and Joomla but that was over 10 years ago and I have never used Drupal ! I am meeting them in November to be shown around the site and given admin privileges and I have a feeling I will be asked to implement the migration to Drupal 9 next year.
I am new to Drupal and still figuring things out. But I am looking to take the following code from Codepen and make it a content page in my Drupal site. Is this possible? If so, some help would be much appreciated! I have been running into some issues!