Theme development

I am working on a site redesign project. For some timeframe, we need to use two different themes, the current one and the redesign. I am using the theme switcher module to show both themes on production at the same time for their respective pages.

Hello

I have a content with two fields :

• image
• background image

I have a view which displays the image and get the background color (hidden field).

I want to edit the twig template of the image field to add the background in css inline like below :

views-view-field--field_image.html.twig

<div id="color" style="background-color:#{{ view.field.field_background.original_value }}">
{{ output -}}
</div>

I can't succeed to get the background field.

Hi,

I have two content types (PPL Fields & Production), I have created a Entity Reference Field(using Entity Reference View to get filtered list of PPL Fields) in Production.

Hello all, I'm developing a node--testcontent.html.twig

I want to show the content of the body with its format.

I understood that I need to use

{{ content.body }} but this does not print anything.

If I code {{ content }} I get everything nicely formatted. If I tried to list all in with a for cycle and I get only the key "_field_layout".

I'm experiencing some weirdness when viewing pages from admin. The admin menustrip, which can be viewed either horizontally or vertical blocks display of my theme's header. The theme display fine when logged out. Is there an option to prevent the menustrip  blocking the top portion of my themes?

We have a custom theme that is being used by over 100 sub-sites for one University.  ONE of the sub-sites would love to have me change the color of their linked content from red to blue.  I can't change this in the actual theme for them because it will affect all the sites. I tried adding a simple a {color:blue;} to the inline CSS box in Advanced Options but apparently its not as simple as that.  They have linked text in <p>, <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <h5> and <h6>.  I would love some advice on what step to take to get this change to happen.