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We have a website with a domain source (ex: https://example.com) and created a separate domain under the parent domain (ex: https://2024.example.com). We have to add new content for the 2024 site while still keeping the old content on the parent site up until the end of the year. When I go into the 2024 site to add content, that content is also displayed on the parent website. Is there a fix or resolution to keep the content unique to the two separate domains?
Am very new to Drupal, so forgive any confusion...
I've searched in and out of this site for a solution to this, but not found one.
Suppose I have Articles and People and a many-to-many relationship between them. For some Articles a Person is the "Lead Author", whilst other People are "Contributors". How can I represent those attributes of the reference?
I'm moving a WP site to Drupal because I need more functionality and speed: I can do that with a WP Plugin, so i can't believe it's not possible somehow in Drupal!
I'm about 99.99999% sure that the answer to this is "No", but if there IS a way, I figure this is the place I'd find someone who knows how.
As the Subject line says, I'm wondering if there is a way that you can populate the "Title" field in a content type from a Taxonomy list, rather than manually typing it in?
I'm using Drupal which I installed using DDEV, along with Git and Drush. I'm trying to figure out how to revert changes in my Drupal installation and database. A while back, I made some configuration changes in Drupal (unfortunately, I don't remember anymore exactly what), which caused my test site to crash. I attempted to do a Git revert, but after I did so I ended up getting a mismatch between my Drupal configuration and my database -- this mismatch was not there before I had made the configuration changes I used Git to reverse.