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Hey everyone, I’m working on a Drupal site that requires managing multiple content variants efficiently. For example, I need to display different versions of the same content based on user preferences—kind of like how fast-food chains offer different spice levels for the same item.

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I’m currently working on a large-scale Drupal project, but I’ve run into some performance challenges. I need help improving the speed and scalability of my site to handle higher traffic efficiently.

What are the best practices or techniques for optimizing a Drupal site’s performance? Are there specific tools, modules, or configurations you would recommend for better caching, database optimization, or reducing server load?

I’d greatly appreciate any advice or guidance you can share. Thanks in advance for your support!

Regards

Emmanuel Katto

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I hadn't done anything so I took a couple photos on my iPhone and sent them what it looked like and what I was getting. Finally the next day it was all back to normal. 

I usually create a sub-theme with Bootstrap5 for my projects. But in a recent project, I only needed to add a bit of CSS, and I discovered Asset Injector which allows this, as well as adding JavaScript. You can also easily override the admin theme this way. These are the conditions it offers:

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to set up a View in Drupal (both as a page and a block) that only specific users can access. The goal is to ensure that only the user assigned to a particular "Person" content type can view this block.

Here's the setup: https://imgur.com/a/oIgNUr9

• The Person field here is a reference field that links to another content type "Person".
• Each "Person" is authored by or assigned to a specific user.

What I'm aiming for: