🇳🇱Netherlands @RobBNL

I have been investigating this further with the limited knowledge I have. I find that when I inspect the element it refers to:

So I would think that I can change the attributes for the input text field in input.html.twig.
I do however have no clue of the syntax that I should use in that file to change the size of the input text field.

I have been searching for examples on-line but have not found anything that explains or shows examples of the syntax to use

Help on this would be appreciated.
Greetings,
Rob

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Hi,

Yes, thanks for pointing me in that direction, this allows me to add a taxonomy term as a field and dynamically add values.

Thank you very much

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Hi Florian,
Yes, thanks that was what I was looking for.
I have placed that pice of code in the custom-stule.css in the _custom folder and it works.
I did find that I have to disable the aggregate css function for the customized settings to work.

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Hi,
Thanks for looking into this.
I was not sure how to apply the patch. I searched for procedures to apply it to the ace_editor files through a git command but with the examples I found on line I was getting different errors.
But when I looked at the syntax of the patch file I found that it just adds this line to the js dependencies:
- editor/drupal.editor
So I have manually added that line to the ace_editor.libraries.yml file and that works.
For anyone also applying this don't forget to clear your cache under Configuration - Performance.

Thanks for your support.
Rob

Hi Chi,
Thanks, this works.
Greetings,
Rob

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Hi,
Thanks for creating the patch. Not sure why it didn't do what I wanted though because my knowledge of css is not in depth enough.
I created a workaround with a block with a certain size placed in the header-region. That way the header also adopts to that height.
Greetings,
Rob

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In addition to my request I found that when I disable Aggregate CSS files under the Configuration - Performance options the customizations from custom-style.css are processed.
So that allows me to change the height and the header image as described.
However the toal height of the header is not adjusted, the main menu stays in the same place and a grey area exists under the menu.
I have attached a screenshot
So I do believe another setting will have to be adjusted too but I don't know which one.
Hope someone can help,
Greetings,
Rob

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Hi, thanks for your reply, with that patch it will work with v10 but I don't think it is future proof to start building my site with a module that will no longer be maintained and where I would have to depend on a possible patch.

After some research I found that the Token and Token filter modules do exactly waht I need. In my inpunt field I can use a token in the following format:

<input type="date" name="date" value="[current-date:custom:Y-m-d]">

And then I get the current date.

I have now deployed my site under development with v10 and this now all works as it was before in the pre v8 era but then with the new supported and maintained themes and modules.

Hi,

Thanks for the response. The php filter module is no longer supported with v10. I had installed it and then the checkbox to enable it remains grayed out and the accompanying text says that it can not be used with v10.

Greetings,

Rob

I found that I can use that small php code piece when I use the PHP filter in drupal 9. I can see why it has been removed from drupal as a security measure because users can execute php code. But I don't have users, it's just me maintaining a simple site.

I read that I have to create a module to execute such PHP code. But to me that sounds like overkill for something simple as this.

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