i m currently working on my first Drupal 8 site . We are almost ready to go in production, but i m facing a small but annoying problem. It seems like the breadcrumb hierarchy .
The problem:
If you browse between the pages you find in the head of the page banner and breadcrumb the problem in the
display of the hierarchy of the breadcrumb for exemple :
Hello
I manage a holistic center website realized with Drupal 8
Various courses are held in the institute for which I have created a vocabulary called "category" with various terms: Ayurveda, Counseling, Meditation, Osteopathy, Yoga ...
I have created a "course" content type that has a "category" field of type "Entity Reference" to the "category" vocabulary.
I created a view to list all the courses that I created, sorted by "Category, Title"
I am not sure where to install Drupal 8 using composer. There seems to be no reliable information on this topic. On my server I have the structure var/www/html and I have read instances where people have installed Drupal in either var/www or in var/www/html or even a subdirectory of var/www/html. It isn't clear if there is an ideal place to install Drupal with Composer.
One is Drupal 7 but I want to run the appropriate PHP version for the D8 site I am currently working on.
My question is, Would upgrading the PHP version to 7 in Cpanel for my D8 site cause issues with my D7 site?
My hosting provider has advised that if I change the PHP version it will run on both sites as one is an addon domain. Is there a way around this, please?
I don't know php so I'm a little out of my depth here.
I am using a sub theme of the bootstrap theme named 'tvb' but this problem seems to happen regardless of any theme I have tried, sun theme or otherwise.
I created a custom block, and then a new page to display that block. I then created a new menu, and added it to the same new page. It displays via Panels -> Content as having a PLUGIN ID of:
system_menu_block:personal-goals
Upon inspecting the HTML output, it seems the heading_id is not being inserted within the id and aria-labelledby <nav> and <h2> elements: