my university gave me a Drupal 10 installation (10.3.14 to be precise - let's not comment on the fact that it's not up-to-date....) to create my research group's website with a login to an admin account for the CMS, but no filesystem access.
Since I'd like to access some installation files/folders, I was wondering if there is a Drupal module that will let me access the installation filesystem to operate on these files. Joomla (that I use for a different website) has a module called Phoca commander that does just this: https://www.phoca.cz/phocacommander Does something similar exist for Drupal?
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I've been experimenting with converting my component library to be made up entirely of SDC components that should transition to Canvas easily. I've run into a real problem with a tabbed content component and I'm hoping that someone else has some advice on a path forward.
The issue is that my existing component stores the tab title and content in a paragraph together, then basically renders that paragraph twice, once for the tab label (includes an icon) and once for the content.
With SDC you can have a tab nav component, and a tab panel component, but nothing intrinsically links them together and it's up to the user to supply matching ids, which is really cumbersome. I can use the same strategy that I'm using now, and just render twice, but that's not going to work in Canvas. Has anyone gotten a tabbed component working that isn't too cumbersome for the user?
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