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I'm trying to setting up a real estate portal and I need to figure out which way might be the best one for the following operations with exposed filters views, searching, facet, etc.
I am very undecided on which way to choose. My instinct would be to do it through a referenced node for each house, but I was considering the hypothesis (to make it more convenient and faster for the user to enter data) the use of Paragraph.
I am trying to customize the user registration page of the website (also the login page). My main complaint is the default user registration page looking awful (yes, it is functional, but does not fit with the rest of the theme and the way it displays the logo at the top - it does not work for my square logo) on my site - for most other websites this is perfectly fine.
I have Googles for instructions on how to do this, but everything I got stopped at Drupal 7.
We currently have 2 sites built with Drupal that share the same codebase but the sites are built separately. They are for two separate brands that do essentially the same thing so the sites are very similar including the same content copied and pasted as they have a separate database per brand. We are now looking to add another 10 brands (which was never the plan when the site was built in Drupal) so exploring better ways of working.
I hope this is the right place for this. I am trying to subtheme bootstrap4. I have changed all the necessary files to my theme name and have my new theme installed and set as default. The site renders without any styling whatsoever. After reading the README again I discovered I needed to update an import in the scss/style.scss file. I have tried every known possible combination of my site relative paths but I cannot get this to work. Can anyone shed some light on what I'm doing wrong?