Post installation

Hi friends.
I'm trying to log back into an old site after years and can't get in. Resetting the password by mail does not work, I always get an error.
So I did it via an SQL command in the database. The command is also executed, but I still can't get in. I used SQL to create an MD5 hash as the password.
as a password. In my opinion, Drupal also works with MD5 hashes and the password is then also in the correct place in the database as an MD5 hash (-> 70c04e53f3216a44d9b4f3e517f9b45c unencrypted 'NewPassword').

For Drupal 10.2.3, I have not been able to find instructions for someone new to Drupal, who doesn't know how to run a SQL query as shown in the example at this link:

https://www.drupal.org/docs/getting-started/system-requirements/setting-...

The Cpanel has a MySQL database.  When that is selected there is no option to edit.  Only a prompt to create or repair.  Superuser permission was confirmed with tech support. 

I've been searching for hours for anything about this to no avail, but I broke my site by deleting the teaser display mode.

In my new D10 site I was trying to stop the header image in my page being thumbnailed when promoted to the homepage. I couldn't find anywhere that I could do this, and ended up deleting the Teaser display mode, and now all I get on my homepage is "Page Not Found".

What can I do to fix or workaround this issue?

I'm facing a challenging issue on my Drupal 10.2.3 site related to PNG file uploads. Specifically, any attempt to upload PNG files through an image field consistently fails, while uploading the same files via the CKEditor's image upload feature succeeds without any problems. This issue occurs with all PNG files, irrespective of their size or content, and I'm keen on finding a resolution with your expert insights.

My need is distinguishing the context of some content, belonging to a certain content type. I have a set of a few contexts. For this I would feel comfortable with adding for the content type a selection list field. Is there a reason why I should prefer using a vocabulary of terms? I consider that values from a selection list would be enough as handles to select items with views. When marking content with the terms of a vocabulary would be indispensable?

I'm confused. I cannot tell what the peculiar role of Drupal taxonomy is.

hi guys,

sorry, i am stuck at something, maybe you can help. i edited my user account register form with some sentences, but i dont know where anymore.

its not in the regular backend, at least i cant find it. its a text next to the "email" field, i cant edit that in the normal user registration backend, where i can put in new fields etc.

the url path to the page is: /user/register

maybe you could put me into the right direction, where i can edit this :-)

all the best

rockmachine