Drupal 8.x

Good day,

When looking at the KPIs on Open Social, we realise that the data generated contain some errors. When looking at posts or events created, we see that Open Social differenciate users in two categories: "community managers" and "community".

Hi,

I am new to drupal.org. Would seek your guidance on how to get a Drupal Badge for our organization. 

Thanks

I've inherited a Drupal8 website with a custom theme where the stylesheets are kept in .scss files.

They are typically named things like "_classname.scss".  The generated CSS-classes seems to end up in these two files:

• build/css/main.css
• build/css/main.css.map

In the beginning of main.css.map is the following:

If anyone has a link to send on how they are using SOLR search on their website that would be awesome. We are using D8 now and we are working to customize SOLR to provide the user with more options for the results. We are also looking for more in-depth reporting on what folks are searching for. We are a city gov website. Ideally I'd like to see pages where SOLR is in use. Thx!

Scott

Hello,
I'm trying to improve some websites score on google page speed and determine how to correctly handle the display of images.

I have some websites which uses two image fields to display on the front side per device. So one image field for desktop and another one for mobile display. Its a client requirement as they want different cropped image to be displayed per device. The LCP is the block showing the images.

So when on desktop we hide the mobile image field with a display:none; and vice versa.

I'm finding myself caught in the proverbial riptide of dev tools. Primarily, the NPM vs Yarn question. I had started out using NPM, but then saw several articles/comments saying that Yarn was a better option, with the list of things that were "better" about it; so I switched over to Yarn. But of course, after doing that, I start coming across comments that others have used Yarn, and are finding NPM is a better choice, for this, that, and the other reason. So I have switched back to NPM.