I am facing a issue, when someone login session cookie has been set without any browser detail. If we copy that session cookie to the another browser then the user simply login without entering the credentials. Is there any way to store the cookie along with browser detail so that if someone switch the browser with same cookie detail then it will show an error message. You are not authorized.
Newly I designed and create a new theme for drupal 8 locally, everything works correctly on my localhost and I haven't any problem in localhost environment, but the problem arises when I decide to upload my theme to real cpanel host (product server).
In cpanel host my theme shows up and treat like other themes and install without any problem or error message, but the problem here: theme setting page and home page not showing anything (show only a blank empty page without any content in it, a white screen only show up).
I am literally, completely new to Drupal 8 and theme development and I have set Drupal 8.3.3 up on WAMP (Windows 10) and have created the basic files and folders to start creating my own theme how ever when putting a simple bit of CSS into one of my style-sheet files it does not get linked and hence does not render on the Drupal site.
I'm displaying a several "set" of field like "product/description/cost" as a table
First and second field has css "float:left" to do that, but when one of field "cost" is empty the conscutive "product" field shift
to the row above.
At my church, we regularly upload videos to YouTube and embed them in our site (currently wordpress). I want a page to show them in a grid view or list view with a thumbnail from the video which I can upload.
I am a beginner and have multiple questions:
1. Which content type should I use for this? (I am only embedding the video not hosting)
2. How do I dedicate a page to show these videos in the grid view with thumbnails