What I am trying to do is if the text "No front page content has been created yet. Follow the User Guide to start building your site." is on the front page replace it with my own template, that displays the same text but gives more information on how to create content as well as resources to get help. I am well aware that creating content and promoting it to the front page or creating a page--front.html.twig file will remove this text but that defeats the purpose.
I'ld like to create a dedicated sub-theme that looks like exactly like its parent, layout included. So I followed the blocks and regions inheritence instructions:
(I posted a version of this in another forum but it keeps getting flagged as spam.)
Someone assisted me in installing Drupal with Docker on my Mac. (I am new to Drupal and it has been years since I last coded.) The site works fine. I would like to set up a custom theme, but when I open VS Code in the installation directory, there are only the following files: .env, .gitignore, docker-compose.yaml. I don't see a theme directory or anything that I expected. The docker-compose.yaml file has this in it:
I am running Drupal 10.3.0 which was installed with composer. I am trying to create my own theme. I have the directories and files set up, and when I make changes to the css file clear the cache it has zero effect. I created a custom and themename directory under the themes directory (/htdocs/theme/custom/tb) and created a templates,css,js,images directory in the tb directory.
I was developing my company website in Drupal and I am really of the result achieved, and I want to improve the mega menu of the website that is currently developed with Bootstrap Barrio children theme using a saas and a custom header, but keeping the functionalities of barrio to manage the bootstrap menu.
I was looking at this project ( The Better Mega Menu ) but seems to be in alpha, and I would like to hear if a different approach would exists instead of using an external module.