Theme development

For some reason, Firefox won't recognize the global.css style sheet. Other browsers seem to recognize it just fine. Can anybody help. Website is www.moureys.com.

Thanks!

Hi

I'm new here and I've got a (simple) question about adding CSS to a theme.

I'm brand new to all this, so please bear with me. I'm updating a website theme and have three block regions I would like to add. Currently, the block regions available are: 

I have this code for homepage:

  <div{{ content_attributes.addClass('content-boxing') }}>
    {{ content }}
  </div>

but i want print this structure in homepage by twig:

<div> thumbnaile of post's image_field </div>

<div> post tiltle </div>

<div> post footer (date and authure) </div>

<div> post teaser </div>

<div> tags </div>

<div> readmore </div>

Hi all.

I want to do the following (in Drupal 8):

I have a content type FAQ with title, body and the name of the FAQ section. I collect all faqs with a view and group them by the section name. Now I want to give the faqs a consecutive number like shown below:

FAQ section 1
1. Q&A 1
2. Q&A 2
3. Q&A 3
FAQ section 2
4. Q&A 4
5. Q&A 5
6. Q&A 6
7. Q&A 7
FAQ section 3
8. Q&A 8
9. Q&A 9
10. Q&A 10
...

Hi all, this is my first time posting so apologies if I seem like a noob. 

Ive been working with Drupal for a while, but this new site I’m working on is the first time I’ve really had to / want to get into the back end properly. 

My question is:

i have a content type (called: location) to create a new node. When the user creates a new location I want to automatically create a taxonomy term (vocabulary is called: locations).