Drupal 8.x

Hello, it's very nice to have the CKEditor already integrated in Drupal 8, but formatting of images is very poor - compared to Drupal 7 together with CKEditor 3.6.6.2.7696 and the modules IMCE, IMCE Wysiwyg API bridge and Wysiwyg. With that combination it is very comfortable to place images in a page. I have now installed the IMCE File Manager, but that doesn't improve the formatting. Is there any possibility or addon for the "new" CKEditor to do this so smooth like in the "old" one?

When I use drush to install or uninstall a module and then look at my recent log messages I see the correct message but under the "User" column it says "Guest (not verified)". Do I need to do something to get this to show as being done by drush? Do I have to assign drush certain permissions? Surely this shouldn't be showing as a guest user.

Thanks for any help.

Tom

I am trying to migrate content from a D6 to D8 site. Both are running locally with Acquia DevDesktop. On the upgrade page it is asking for the database credentials for the source site. The settings.php site lists this for the credentials:

$db_url = 'mysql://username:password@localhost/databasename';

So in the four fields I enter:

Database host: localhost
Database name: databasename
Database username: username
Database password:password

Next field I entered the path to the local site directory

A minor issue I have with the appearance of my blocks, notably where I have multiple blocks in a sidebar. The issue is that when a menu block (menu A) is positioned above another block, the next block will have it's own border that will be nested within the block border of menu A. Subsequent blocks are then each nested within one another with ever decreasing width. I don't think this is the intended look of the theme, and I would prefer it if each block were independently bordered and equal in width.

My module is "working" in that the page defined in the routing.yml file displays but I do get this warning which seems to explain why there's no content/styling whatsoever beyond the base/background theme:

Warning: file_get_contents([path]/modules/custom/newsfeed/templates/newsfeed.html.twig): failed to open stream: Permission denied in Twig_Loader_Filesystem->getSource() (line 131 of [path]/vendor/twig/twig/lib/Twig/Loader/Filesystem.php).

I'm fairly new to Drupal (Drupal 8) and OPcode caching.

I hate to have warnings, and checked with my hosting provider who assured me that OPcode caching was enabled.
I configured my php.ini with the necessary information, and checked that my cache folder was indeed filling up with information from people visiting my site.

Yet the warning:
PHP OPcode caching Not enabled
PHP OPcode caching can improve your site's performance considerably. It is highly recommended to have OPcache installed on your server.

Still persists.