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Yesterday, I ran into a crazy problem: Migrating a Drupal 9 CMS website from our server to a customer's server resulted in broken SVG's and icon fonts. The admin menu icons were broken, the status page icons (admin theme) were broken, icon

I needed to get the node menu item title to display instead of the node title in a specific case and didn't find a quick solution, so I'd like to share it with you: Wondering how to get the nodes representing menu item? $nid = 12345; $node

Modern browsers support native image lazy loading by loading="lazy" attribute! See: https://caniuse.com/loading-lazy-attr Since Drupal 9.1 this is also done by default in Drupal: https://www.drupal.org/node/3173719 To add this attribute to

Very handy tool to see the folder / file size tree compact and visualized in Linux Ubuntu bash: ncdu Simply install using sudo apt install ncdu I used it to find out very quickly why a VM grew quite large. As you can see docker volumes were

Hoooray! In former times, you had to say: The server can't know if the client loaded the page in an iframe which makes a lot of sense in a traditional Client-Server modal. But well, the browser decides, if it doesn't tell the server about

Do you use one browser for personal browsing and another one for work? I for example use Firefox for development and Chrome for personal browsing like reading news, etc. But Windows only knows one default browser for all URLs. When clicking

Recently I had the issue in a Symfony project that my <script> code was not formatted correctly in .html.twig files using vscode-twig-language-2 formatter. Searching for an existing issue or hint on configuration I found this issue. The

I ran into a really mad problem on a customer's local intranet running on Windows XAMPP (well yes it's not for production, I know, but wasn't my choice, but I have to deal with it). The Symfony 5 application was running successfully on the

You tried to run php ./bin/console cache:clear (or similar) on a Windows Network by UNC path like //my-network-folder/my-app? Now you're in trouble as the command doesn't work? You tested that it works perfectly in our local copy and is not

Running composer on Windows UNC network path results in: [ErrorException]proc_open(NUL): Failed to open stream: Permission denied Problem If you came here, you perhaps try to run composer on a windows UNC network path like //my-network