Theme development

Hello,

I just installed Drupal 8 using the Varbase package. I somehow got the home page Hero slider to work, but I really want to develop it better. This means embedding html elements in each slide, which I seem not to be able to do. I have a lot of experience with Revolution Slider in WordPress, so I know what I want to do. I just don't know how to do it with the Hero slide show that comes with Varbase.

What I really need is instruction and tutorials for the Varbase Hero slide show program.

New to Drupal and am looking to hire a consultant but not sure what questions to ask when drafting a scope of work.

Hi guys,

first of all.. sorry for my bad english..
i'm very new in Drupal and i'm stuck in a maybe very basic task..

i try to tell you guys what i'm trying to archive.

Hi,

Creating a Drupal 8 website and creating a theme for it (twig templates).

My problem:

I have a field (link URL) where my client can fill in a url-link OR NOT.
Depending if this field is filled in I wanne show a button on the front-end OR NOT.

1. When the field is filled in I want to add some code (a-tag and fixed title) with the URL in my twig template.
2. But if the field is not filled in... the code in the twig template should not be active (appear in source code for visitor).

Is there a way to print raw data in template files of Drupal 8. I know that in drupal 7 we can print and see the available variables from tpl.php files and decide how to use the values to print inside template files.

In Drupal 8, I used Kint or Dump. But i am not getting the data alone to decide how to print the data inside twig. I can understand that this is not as simple as D7. Some times Kint or Dump kills the whole page by loading too much of data.

Is there a simplified way.

Hello, we're creating a theme that has a vertical submenu to the right of the main menu. Our menu is full-width fixed menu at the bottom of the viewport, to appear on all pages as shown here:

The basic logic is as follows:

1 1.1 [when "1" is selected]
2 1.2
3 1.3
4 1.4

1 2.1 [when "2" is selected]
2 2.2
3 2.3
4 2.4

and so on.