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I want to create a Drupal 8.x admin module that ties directly into a theme I'm working on but only "turns on" when my theme is enabled and set as the default. Is this possible in Drupal 8.x? If so, how?
I appear to have successfully installed Drupal 8 on my Synology NAS. However, none of the links work. With Drupal 7, using ?q= and the page name works. With Drupal 8, none of the links work. All I get is Sorry, the page you are looking for is not found.
Any ideas on how to fix this? I would like to use my NAS as a test server but this isn't looking promising for Drupal 8.
I have some special requirements, and I’m not sure if and how it could be possible with drupal 8. I have some budget for my site, so I could hire freelancers for small extensions if needed...
I want to create event type like "Meeting", "Party", "Java Course", "C# Course", etc. Such events will be registered by our stuff by clicking menu entry "Create meeting", "Create Party", etc... Each event type contains attributes like "start time", "end time", "costs", "participants".
I get bot traffic to all the <link rel="something"> tags. The 'somethings' include 'canonical', 'shortlink', 'delete-form', 'edit-form', 'version-history', and 'revision'.
The canonical link is the most plausible, but even that does not have the value I want.
I'm curious about why giving anonymous users a link to delete the content they are viewing seems like a good idea, but I'm most interested in just making those links go away.