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Is anyone aware of a module or a view configuration that would help identify pages (basic pages) that are orphaned. Those pages that are not linked in menu structure OR within manual links inside content. 

I have attempted to create a view using some recommendations I have seen on various similar questions but nothing seems to provide this function. 

Drupal9 website, frequently large number of insert query getting generated and its impact site showing 504 gateway timeout error. 

Show processlist shows 320+ insert queries stacked. Then we will the processes or do cache rebuild to get the insert query down and site up.

This occurs every day in our website 

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Hello everyone,

I’m currently working on restoring an old Drupal site from backup files, and I would love to hear your suggestions and advice on how to do this effectively.

I’ve already got the backup files, but I’m looking for insights on the best approach to ensure a smooth restoration process. Specifically, I’m interested in understanding if there are any best practices or common pitfalls to avoid when restoring a Drupal site from backup.

Is there a module or another way to add custom fields to a Views block, where the field would be filled in when placing the block in the Block layout, similar to how "Items per block" is selected?
For example, a Background Color field where one of the predefined colors could be chosen.

Background color field when inserting Views block in Block layout

Maybe these fields should be entered into views under "Block settings" or in some other way:

(Edited post: somehow all my images uploaded to Drupal previously are now gone. Editing and re-posting without images.)

Hi all - I know my question has been asked previously - I did research the forums and tried the suggested answers but I still couldn't get it to work.

My specific scenario: I have a view showing all the tags and the number of times the tag has been used. The Name column shows the name of the tag, Frequency column shows the number of times the tag has been used:

I am not sure where to post this, if there is a better place this question fits let me know. But I am a student website developer for my university.