Drupal 8.x

I am trying to locate the html.twig file for the login as I want to remove the "Create New Account" tab. I do not want anonymous users to try to create new accounts. Can any one help with this?

Just a word of warning about Ubuntu 16.04, which was released today: It upgrades you to PHP7 but leaves behind a number of components that Drupal requires, notably the CLI version of PHP (required by Drush), GD, curl, mbstring, and probably a few others. I had to spend about 20 minutes adding Apache modules before I was able to get my localhost Drupal installation running again.

Also, "apt-get install" doesn't necessarily restart Apache, so don't forget to do that manually to pick up your changes.

I just updated from 8.05 to 8.10, but when I run update.php, the Verify Requirements tab responds with
Unresolved dependency System (Version <8.1 required)
Drupal Upgrade requires this module and version. Currently using System version 8.1.0

Well of course I am using 8.1, because I just installed those files, why is it saying I need an older version?

Hi Drupal Developers.

I use stark theme, and i have subthemed it for your knowledge.

When i add submenus to my main nav, it aren't showing on hover - not even in raw without styling, and enabling "show expanded" doesn't work either - how can that be? is it standard for stark?

Also, i wanna move the account menu to the main menu (right side of the menu) - anyone know how to do this? Totally lost!

Thank you.

- Magnus

Using Drupal console I generated a content entity I started to remove the fields defined (user_id, language etc etc) as these aren't required. However, when I attempted to save the some data using the add form generated I got the following error: Uncaught PHP Exception InvalidArgumentException: "Field changed is unknown." at /var/www/html/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/ContentEntityBase.php line 474. As this is the first content entity I have created I am quite confused by what I've done wrong.

Dear all,

I just installed Drupal 8.1.0. I activated 3 language related modules to be able to download Dutch translations. This all worked nicely. However, now everywhere in the url it adds /nl/ (the Dutch country code), for example when I hit login the url becomes "https://mysite.nl/nl/user/login". I do not want this, the whole site is in Dutch, the /nl/ addition is useless and just makes the urls longer and less attractive.

How do I disable it this behavior?