Create and push to Docker Hub

Creating your own custom image... you need to have a Docker ID.  Not sure, well most likely you created it to download Docker Desktop.  If you don't have one, go to Docker and sign up.

In your  text editor create a file called Dockerfile in the same directory you want to have as your local site. No extension, just Dockerfile. Paste in this code and save the file:

If you are using theme_get_settings, such as:

$value = trim(theme_get_setting('my_setting'));

Then in your code editor you will also be seeing undefined  function 'theme_get_setting'.  This function has been deprecated for some time.

Instead, you need to use

Passing the theme.manager and theme.initialization services to theme_handler constructor as optional parameters is deprecated. These parameters are also mandatory.

What am I setting out to achieve?

I want to meet the following requirements:

This page will be a progressive outline of moving those regular run scripts that really need to be automated.  Or triggered by a keyword.

These scripts are rsync commands

The initial scripts

production environment

Having Drupal Solr Search APi running, I thought adding synonyms to the mix would be a smooth process.

Install synonym module

I cam across a synonym module created by Jens Beltofte - Search API Synonym.  Working on a Drupal 9.3.x installation, this module needs to be accessed via Git Search API Synonym,

I want to create a content type that has a paragraph.  Easy enough.

What happens when I want to extend this concept and have a paragraph within the first paragraph?  Importantly, then display the second paragraph in a twig file.

How to create a content type that holds a paragraph within a paragraph and make it display in twig files?

Have you tried to run a composer update script that has bower-asset/jquery-ui-slider-pips set?  I have and realised that jquery-ui-slider-pips package had been removed.  So I added it back, and ran the command composer update.

Setting up the admin password.

Process:

1. Edit jetty.xml

To begin you are going to edit the file “server/etc/jetty.xml”.  However, if you aren't sure of the location of jetty.xml, run the command

find / -name jetty.xml -type f

For me, the output was

Since upgrading to Drupal 9.3.0 have you come across this error?

Have you noticed through your Google account that there are items being indexed that shouldn't have been?   One for me was taxonomy terms.  Not important to be followed.

1. Being indexed on my sitemap (do I just erase those entries on the XML file?)
2. Being crawled (I am guessing this is with a robots.txt file though I have never created one before)
3. Being viewed (stumbled upon) -> if this even possible to block?