Drupal 8.x

Hello everybody,

I am at the moment building my first Drupal page and was on a very good way before I installed the Drupal 8 bootstrap_layouts and with it the page layout module alpha version via drush. Now my page returns the error:

"The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."

In the first look, the process of solving this problem maybe seems very easy, but this problem makes me very confused.

Imagine that I want to have two main-menu one in the header (primary menu/ top bar) and another in the footer region of my site with different style and template.

I follow up below article to add block region as the id of main-menu and make block's template name suggestion unique and dedicated for next customization.

Is there a way to create long form "articles" with embedded images that are broken into several pages in Drupal 8?

In Drupal 7 we had smart paging as the go to module for this (and I've used this on some drupal 7 sites)

but this doesn't currently have a planned release and I'm just wondering if there is an alternative way to do this in Drupal 8.

One thought was to use a combination of views and the paragraphs module ( if thats even possible), but not sure if this would be the best approach.

A pretty serious problem. I updated SMTP Authentication and Webform. On the database update overview page, as instructed, I went to put the site in maintenance mode but got a 500 error. I can still see the site, I can still log in and out, I just can't see any admin page, anything with /admin after the URL gets a 500 error. I know the usual thing to do is look in the errors log but I can't access it. I made a DB back up about an hour before and I have backed up all the files from the FTP.

Don't really know what to do now!

Hi! I'm slightly lost in Views settings..

Suppose we have nodes that contains taxonomy terms from two separated vocabularies (not hierarchy of one vocabulary):
* The first one for narrow focused terms like 'skiboots', 'skis', 'ski poles', ...;
* The second one for more wide terms like 'ski', 'alpinism', 'tourism', ...;

This may be the wrong section, but I'm dead tired so forgive me. I'm trying to figure out how to add sub-admins, that are able to create user accounts with lower access than themselves, while they have no way to edit the website OTHER than creating those user accounts and deleting them. Thanks in advance for any help!