A major association of accounting and professional service firms took a big step forward in the evolution of its member portal by upgrading to Drupal 8. They achieved a significant stride with a more integrated, relevant, and metrics-based platform.
The project was awarded as a finalist in the 2020 Acquia Engage Awards, a recognition program honoring exceptional digital experiences created with Drupal.
I've a pretty much standard Drupal 8 website. The text format "Basic HTML" is set up to use CKEditor (I believe this is the default). No changes has been done to the CKEditor configuration.
This works pretty much as one would expect on almost every node created on the site.
However, on a single node, which is not remarkable or exceptional in any way, most of the controls that appears on the bar above the edit area are "greyed" out and not clickable. There is one exception: The "Format" pulldown menu – which works just fine.
I'm only start to learn Drupal and i have a problem with configuring blocks. I want to hide some block on some pages but when I open page with block configuration there isn't tabs Content types and Pages in visibility settings. Can you tell me why? Drupal version 8.9.3
I'm updating a Drupal application from 8.6.3 to 8.9.13. We have some customizations to the default.settings.php file in 8.6.3.
In order to update from 8.6.3 to 8.9.13 directly, what is the best way to check for changes to the default.settings.php file? Do I need to read the release notes of every Drupal minor/patch release between 8.6.3 and 8.9.13?
Also, if there are changes to the default.settings.php, should I recreate the settings.php file for our application from the latest 8.9.13 default.settings.php and add the customizations?