Solution with placing drush to drupal's directory and writing path to ENV doesn't solve problem with multiple sites on the host.
Each command, for example, cache:rebuild will be apply only to site in which directory placed targeting drush.
Solved #5 🐛 Taxonomy term Parent terms field displays the term names in original language Needs review
The same issue, Drupal 10.1.3
Parent term names in original language.
I'm also interested in this feature
It should be added that the block block demonstration only works when the help module is enabled.
I have this issue in my D10 site — unable to use language-neutral alias on second+ language.
Which patch do I have to apply?
All works fine, thank you for instant reaction!
Look at those modules, just problem to choose:
https://www.drupal.org/project/link_attributes →
allows users to set attributes on their link.
In addition the module alters the default _menu link content_ link field to use this widget, allowing menu links to have attributes too
https://www.drupal.org/project/link_class →
new widget form for field type Link. This widget allows editor to add class to fields Link attached to their content.
- Set manually class (the initial behavior) on the edit form
- Choose class from a select list
- Force the class automatically added on the link
https://www.drupal.org/project/menu_item_extras →
extra fields for the Menu Items without using additional entities.
https://www.drupal.org/project/menu_link_attributes →
attributes to your menu links or their wrapping `
https://www.drupal.org/project/menus_attribute →
specify some additional attributes for menu items such as id, name, class, style, and rel.
You should use this module when
You want to "nofollow" certain menu items to sculpt the flow of PageRank through your site
You want to give a menu item an ID so you can easily select it using jQuery
You want to add additional classes or styles to a menu item
The module currently allows you to set the following attributes for each menu item:Id
Name
Title
Target
Rel
Class
Style
Accesskey
OK, now I tried to install D10 in my dev environment and at first look was unable to find any difference with D9.
Probably, I will use it for my new site, because I had a little experience with PHP Symfony 5, know it's infrastructure and basic parts like twig, dql etc. Drush and Composer didn't make a problems for me too.
Now I want to know, if D10 has enough modules, snippets to create an advanced site, or it like D7 in 2010? In sense that D9 definately has from my previous experience.
I started work with Drupal more than 10 years ago. It was beta 7, and I felt in love with it.
More than 5 years I was an active freelancer and built a lot of project, wrote a tonn of modules for extended logic, import and export data.
More over, I was an enthusiast of automated migration old web sites to Drupal and wrote my own bunch of scripts, parsers etc.
But later my priorities of life had changed and now I far from IT.
In 2020 I built one site on absolutely new for me D9 for my employer as an additional part-time job. It was not simple, but I done it pretty well and fast.
Now I decide to build a site for my current employer. I completely forgot all about Drupal by the time.
Should I use it or I have to choose more simple WP?
If anyway Drupal, which version I have to use?