D8.3.4 on linux.
I have a custom content type, widget, which includes, amongst other things, a status (taxonomy reference, Open, In Progress, Completed, Cancelled) and an image.
I would dearly love to be able to apply a CSS class to the display of the image based on the status, such that my CSS can apply an overlay appropriate to the status. Something as simple as the class being set to 'fixed-text-#taxonomyid' although, 'fixed-text-taxonomy-text' would be nice (with spaces substituted, of course).
Is there such a module?
I run my D8.3.7 instance on a linux machine which has /tmp as a tmpfs (ram based file system), as such, if I reboot, everything in /tmp is gone.
Drupal does not seem to cope with this, I see log entries from 'file system' saying 'Could not delete temporary file "temporary://xxxx", repeated over and over, every cron run.
I can understand if this message appears because permissions prevent deletion but generating this message simply because the file is already gone is problematic.
There is a problem with drupal 8 that I've never seen on Drupal 7: query strings on static resources.
I have a fresh clean drupal 8 commerce 2.0 installation with a fully empty theme, and I can't find a way how to remove query strings. These strings must be removed. My page size is 77kb and it loads in 5 seconds because of these query strings.