I don't know if I'm supposed to be using a different syntax or something, but when trying to enter custom JS it just isn't working.
Well it is works when I use something really simple like: alert('Hello');
But when I try and do something like: $('.page-title').css('color:red');
It doesn't do anything, doesn't change the font color. I know I can just change the CSS, but I'm frantically just trying to find a way to insert other jQuery things as I want custom HTML to appear in the form.
After a fresh install of Drupal the website it not being formatted at all. All that is displayed is HTML without any CSS styling. When i inspect the website calls to style sheets they do not all exist.
Can you help me resolve this? Things work fine when I install a fresh site using DevDesktop but installing with a hosting company using a shared web hosting platform things fail.
Thanks for any help you can offer. Been stuck for days on this!
I'm new to this community, and asking for help because I'm stuck on this problem, and cannot go past. I've also tried asking on StackOverflow on /questions/61414218/, but with no luck so far.
I wish to upload a MySQl database data with members from an entirely custom (Non CMS) website to bring in members and their data into matching fields in a drupal 8.x.8 website.
Obviously the fields would need to be renamed if I were simply to do a find and replace within a text editor of the insert statements in a *.sql file!
The point is, I could simply copy and paste corresponding field names for Username, email, old non-encrypted password, First name, last name, job title etc fields into those of the new drupal site.
As I haven't as of yet, discovered a way to get composer to run with an existing site, I would like to ask if it's too much to ask that modules display every version's compatibilities and requirements?