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I've looked at other posts on the Internet but been unable to resolve the issue. I have a Text field (formatted, long) in a content type, when the node is viewed the HTML in the field displays correctly, when I view the fields in the database it is stored as raw HTML ("<p>some text..."), however, when I add one of these fields to my view, the output is rendered as
<p>some text....
and so on and therefore displayed in the browser as "<p>some text..." rather than marking up the text.
I am using a REST API to import products from an external source. All products have a price. I would like to add a custom field to the product type, which will not be imported from the API, but I fill in manually on every product. I want this to be a price field which adds to the product price.
Example:
- Imported product has a price of 25 euros;
- My custom price field: 5 euros;
- Price on product when displayed to customers and which they have to pay: 30 euros.
I am quite new to Drupal and Drupal Commerce. I have a store where I am using an API to import products from an external source.
So I built a product catalog page by creating a view and displaying all the products on this page.
With a Link to product button I can go from the catalog page to the product detail page, everything is working fine. But now I would like to have a button on this product detail page to another page with a more detailed story about this product. Now I have three questions:
To set up the problem: I've got two views that are placed on the same page (using the Contexts module).
The first lists a set amount of content of a certain content type, using a custom view mode. That works fine and as expected.
Now I've added a second view that shows results from the same content type, but using a different view mode.
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Since Elementor for Drupal 8 stopped receiving any updates to its github site, I started to take a peek at how it was setup originally for Wordpress and realized they were forced to do some things that would likely have been done differently if they were to start over. I see the Drupal version of the project is not getting any immediate attention or support. I've decided change how its presented in Drupal 8. Currently there are two tables added which both are represented as json blobs for the data.