🇮🇳India @rksyravi

Hi @larowlan

Please add the steps to reproduce.

Hey @mikko123

No option is available in Drupal Core to hide comment titles, but you can achieve this.

1. Easy way: Rewrite comment.html.twig file and comment the below code.

{% if title %}
        {{ title_prefix }}
        <h3{{ title_attributes }}>{{ title }}</h3>
        {{ title_suffix }}
      {% endif %}

2. Write the customfieldFormatter file, write the logic as needed and update.

Hey @kopeboy

Drupal core provides the functionality to add and restrict the file upload to certain extensions.
In your case, you wanted the file upload only to support .yml.tar.gz. For this, you can simply add the said extension to Allowed file extensions of File upload.
Add extension:

And for uncompress, the resultant will be the same how the file is compressed. For example, 1 file (test.yml.tar.gz) uncompressed result will be test.yml

A Merge Request has been opened to resolve this issue.
While reproducing this issue, found one more approach from where this issue can be faced.
Steps:

1. Add a custom block using block type
2. Then update the layout of the same block type and select the custom block created in step 1.

This will create the same issue, not able to update the layout again until layout settings are deleted.

Good catch @KimD1. This is a big issue it will take the site into a loop and in the end 502 errors happen. I am looking for a way to disable or hide the current editing block type on the layout builder while using the create content block.

Hi @britt.vanderlinden

I have tried to reproduce the issue by adding references in Terms, Node, and Paragraph on D10 version, but unable to reproduce it.
Add the steps to reproduce. But before upgrade the Drupal version to the latest stable version (Reason mentioned in previous comment #comment-15358519 📌 HTML characters are not displayed correctly in the entity autocomplete Active )

The documentation to Create a simple page view → already exists, and if we see point 11 it shows the brief to create a menu. I think an anchor link for Menu UI module → is missing here. The working of the menu is the same for the view page - menu as well.
The original ask of Creating menu tabs → is also available on the Menu docs.

Hi @jernejmramor

Update the changes and create a MR(Merge Request), because Drupal recommends MR over patch file.

Opened the MR for the changes in the #8 patch

rksyravi → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

Hi @sleitner,
Unable to reproduce the issue.

Steps followed:
1. Standard installation of using hi (i.e. non-English) language.
2. Created a few articles using Article content type.
3. Performed the bulk operation (/admin/content)

Each time operation ended successfully.

rksyravi → created an issue.

rksyravi → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

rksyravi → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

Patch #5 works fine. Marking this fixed.

apaderno → credited rksyravi → .

rksyravi → created an issue.