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I’ve been using Drupal for some time and recently completed a migration from Drupal 7 to 10, which went smoothly. However, after updating from version 10.2.7 to 10.3.5, I noticed that the Structure, Configuration, and Report menus in the Administration panel are no longer visible.
When I try to access these menus directly via URLs (e.g., '/admin/structure/'), I receive the following error message in the logs:
I'm experiencing an issue with a Drupal website where the menu items are not appearing for anonymous users. The main menu contains the following items:
Home
Admission
Explore Us
Academic Disciplines
Offices & Directorates
Research & Innovation
However, only the "Admission" menu item is visible to anonymous users. When logged in as an administrator, all the menu items are displayed correctly.
Currently, we are using another popular CMS for our website but have encountered numerous issues, such as a lack of features without plugins and poor-quality plugins advertising premium versions in the admin panel. We want to create a website from scratch and are exploring better solutions. So far, Drupal looks very promising; it has most of the features we need and doesn't have the downsides of our current system. However, I have a few questions to determine if Drupal is a viable solution for us.
The main reason I've never used Drupal for a real project is that whenever I try to study and install it, I end up easily breaking it, or it breaks on its own without my involvement.