I am running a multisite environment (70+ sites) where some sites need to have the same "ribbon menu" above my main navigation. I currently have one theme and would like to keep it that way.

How can I add a "checkbox" to my theme settings that, if checked, will insert a specific twig file in a region. Otherwise, that twig file is not inserted.

I was able to do something similar in D7, but can't figure out how to do it in D8/10 and Drupal's documentation isn't very clear.

I am using Commerce Centauro Module, I saw alot of options to implement payment, like paypal.
I want to know what are the best options? Especially free ones. Its about payments so I want to be sure I am using the best modules.

Hi everyone, I'm currently using Drupal 11 and I have a specific content type. Within this content type, there's a list field with an option, for example, "free." The content itself is not published by default, and users cannot change this setting. My goal is to automatically publish the content whenever the "free" option is selected in the list field. I've already tried using the Rules and ECA modules, but they haven't worked for me. I'm not sure why. Can you please help me?

Has anyone else been in a situation where you were asked to use the same flag (like bookmark this node) at the top of the node and the bottom, and had to solve for the issue where AJAX will cause clicking one to scroll to the other since they’re identical?

Hello,

I am a Drupal developer and I want to write some interesting guides or tutorials for the community about technical topics of Drupal, varying from development to deployment and I wanted to ask some ideas.

Thanks in advance

First of all: Yes, I am trying to get the word out about my new product, and I want to be honest about that. Do know that I genuinely think this can be useful for all of you, and I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Anyway, getting a website ready for scale can be tricky. Caching is hard, cloud providers can be overwhelming, and it’s not the work you like to be doing. I know, I’ve been there 😉

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Hello, 2 years ago, I was working for a customer and I needed to install Drupal inside a VPS, and I was facing many issues with the typical PHP configuration, so I decided to use Docker, in which I set up the configuration.

I created an article for my company website and a GitHub repository, and unexpectedly, the SEO ranked a lot, and it was receiving traffic daily. And for this reason, due to another customer's work, I had the opportunity to update the codebase recently, specifically for SSL and Drupal 11.

I want to share because I would like to receive feedback for further improvements, and it can even be helpful for other people with the same issue as me.

The configuration I had been using is:
- Nginx for public access with a reverse proxy that manages SSL certificates
- PHP FPM + Drupal + Composer
- MariaDB / MySQL
- PhpMyAdmin as extra.

And the issue I was facing is the permission management with SSL certificates generated by the hosting machine, in which Docker has trouble reading, as it doesn't have root access to read the SSL certificates, and I must do a local copy, making trouble every 3 months. And I was considering a solution like certbot image.

Feel free to be critical, but not offensive.

Thanks:

Github link: https://github.com/AndreaCorda01/drupal-docker-boilerplate

Website blog: https://www.geonovation.it/article/how-deploy-drupal-website-linux-nginx-and-docker

Does Anyone has Test Dumps available , for acquia certified developer D 11 so i can get an idea of questions ? also any tips to prepare for exam?

Hi all,

Drupal is great for creating custom content types, setting up layouts, placing reusuable blocks but the one thing it is terrible at is making custom templates.

Why is there no option in views for me to simple select that i want all fields to simple come back in a certain tag and just get the text value, for example

<span>field_blog_title.value</span>

<img src="{{ field\_blog\_featured\_img.url }}" />

<p>field_blog_summary.value</p>

If Drupal was better at this i swear the usage would sky rocket.

I have six months of experience working with PHP (Laravel, Wordpress) and have been wanting to find a job with Drupal for a long time, but I can't find any junior positions, and there are only a couple of mid-level positions. Is Drupal generally relevant for junior/mid-level positions anywhere?

I have a random views that showing on the site front page, I am wondering if I signup with cloudflare, how can I let the front page view keep rolling randomly or the cloudflare will just cache the views for a day ?

I use the default responsive grid for the view, but its not responsive on browser and mobile, am i possibly missing something ? Drupal 10.51 ,
I am using the bartik theme , it's not responsive on desktop and mobile both.
I change to Olivero theme, it's responsive on mobile but not on desktop
I tested on Chrome and Edge both on desktop.
If you have experience with this, please advise, Thank you.

I'm a Drupal developer with approximately 4 years of experience. I've worked in both the backend and frontend. I've also worked in devops (with Docker or Kubernetes).

Is there a freelance market in the United States for Drupal developers (Spanish-speaking) who can speak English fairly well, but not so well?

I'm from South America and I'm currently earning around $15 an hour. I'd like to reach around $20-$25 an hour.

Is this a pipe dream, or is it possible?

To illustrate what I can do, I can list some tasks such as:
- Configuring content types

- Configuring custom block types

- Using these blocks in page layout builders

- Creating twig templates, along with their necessary style sheets or JS files. That is, I can convert a Figma design into a reusable block configuration in Layout Builder.

- Custom modules for settings forms or third-party integrations.

- The entire theme includes hooks, whether entity or preprocessing.

- Building Docker images and deploying with Docker Compose or Kubernetes (manifests).

Well, I think that sums up a bit of what I can do with Drupal.

Thanks.