National Historic Ships wanted to combine the National Historic Ships website and the Shipshape network into a single online presence. The end result needed to be a seamless journey across the content from both sites. Whilst still maintaining their distinct visual identities.
I am looking for some overall implementation advice. The system I am working on has about 30-50 taxonomies. We didn't want to add a field for every taxonomy since the editors would have hated that. Initially we went with one field called "search terms" that let them reference multiple taxonomies. Two things are not yet solved: Making a great entity browser for these terms and making them all available as separate facets while they are in one field. The first should be easy enough and I will work on it today.
Might be a straightforward question, but is there a way to "unset" a twig template being used by a parent theme i.e. revert back to the system template?
The template in question is block--system-menu-block.html.twig
Just seems a bit messy to copy the system block--system-menu-block.html.twig into my sub-theme.
Putting this up here because I had to a complete site rebuild, and this might help others. (I also can't for the life of me find out how to document it more formally).
Cause - I couldn't find a way to use Lockr to encrypt the registration email. So I used Dbee.
My Error
I used Dbee to encrypt email addresses, to comply with GDPR.
I then set Dbee to use the Lockr key, for added security.
Problem
When you Move to Production, whatever else you do, User 1 Email remains encrypted.
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