Update to 8.8.6 Error

Update to 8.8.6 ends with "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later." and this Message from Logs:

Drupal\Core\Extension\Exception\UnknownExtensionException: The module expandable_search does not exist. in Drupal\Core\Extension\ExtensionList->get()(Zeile 265 in core/lib/Drupal/Core/Extension/ExtensionList.php)

Drupal 8.4 to 8.6 Error

Doing an upgrade for the security path to 8.8.4 from 8.8.6. Doing this manually (delete core, vendor, *.* .[a-z]*) then tar the 8.8.6 file).  Run update.php and get the upgrade splash screen then the dreaded: "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."

/var/log/apache2/error.log has:

Put 2 slideshows side by side

I am trying to create a restaurant website.  I have 2 slideshows configured in views.  One is a collection of beers and the other is a collection of food.  I put both slideshows in the content section as blocks.  No matter what I do, either with a twig file or css, I cannot get them to appear side by side.  They always show up one over the other.  What is the best way to display these side by side?

Move Content from One Domain to Another

So I am working on building a site at dev.mydomain.com but after I will want to add it to mydomain.com without having to retype all my taxmonies and articles and extensions if possible is there a way to change the domain after I get it set up so I can make changes on our dev launch as I push content to our main site

Relationship between MenuLinkContent and MenuTree

I'm rebuilding a D7 module which allows my customer to build a secondary menu that changes depending on a node attribute. I've used the Menu API to dynamically create a custom menu. Using those custom menus, I've created MenuLinkContent successfully that are attached to them, but they don't appear on the page in the SecondaryMenuBlock I've assigned to the page. 

COVID-19 Informational Website for Tufts University

Tuft's coronavirus homepage

“We called Isovera for some strategic advice on how to evolve our coronavirus website. They offered shrewd insights that ranged from web development to content strategy. As a result, the next iteration of our website should meet the needs of key audiences much more effectively, so we can give them what they’re looking for with efficiency and clarity.”

- Director of Digital Services, Tufts University

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