Post installation

Drupal version   : 10.2.3
Drush version    : 12.4.3.0

I developed locally in a DDEV environment

The site is now in a production environment.

The setting are all in the settings.php file

After looking at https://www.drupal.org/docs/administering-a-drupal-site/configuration-ma...

Back on Drupal after quite a long gap of several years. And G10 looks far different, still finding my way around it. As I started building a new site, came across this particular 'issue': when I enable Advanced Search for Authenticated User, he gets access to several actions for which he is not given permissions for. For instance, deleting content, publishing etc. No idea why this happens. Any clue would be helpful. Thank you

Here's the link to the screenshot

I have a Drupal 10.x site with 2 content types: Authors and Books.

I have a View as a Block where I can display all the books written by an author where I have the author's name be part of the URL (e.g., my-site.com?name=Earnest Hemingway) and the name is used as a contextual filter.

The view works fine.

Now, my next unknown is how to allow the user to choose an author from a list and then dynamically create the link (i.e., my-site.com?name="author chosen by the user") and then go to that page.

Please point me to the tutorial that shows me how to do this.

Drupal 10.2.4 with Olivero.

Breadcrumb block shows only "Homepage" link.

It doesn't matter where I am in the website and how I got there (direct URL, menu link level-1, menu link level-2, or whatever), I would still only get "Homepage" link in the breadcrumb block, nothing else.

What may cause this situation? What's worth checking?

Drupal 10.2.4 with Olivero.

The H1 headings of nodes of a certain content type appear in the "Content Above" region but I want them to appear in another region.
How to change region of H1 headings of nodes of a certain contetnt type?

Starting with a clean D10 install with mostly just the core modules and what I specifically added.

The problem is that I recall using layout building with a variety of layouts MORE than just columns.

I remember a stacked layout with a header single columns with two/three columns that could be tweaked in size and then a footer single column.