Theme development

I accidentally deleted my default frontpage view I was using on a Drupal 9 site, and I can't find how to either recreate it or which path to set on a new view to have it as front page.

How can I achieve this?

Hello,

I'm building my own sub-theme to re-brand an installed theme. Mostly, this is working well, but I'm running into issues were my compiled (sub-theme) CSS cannot overwrite the main theme.

It was my understanding that if I copied the main theme's CSS file and put it in my root-sub-theme's CSS directory, that when the theme loads, Drupal loads my changes over that of the theme's... meaning, that it would take my altered file with the same name over that of the main theme.

This is my first time creating a Drupal custom theme, and I'm having a problem getting it to show up.  Here is what I have currently:

Hi everyone,

I'm completely unable to retrieve a url alias in a view Twig.

I tried different solutions including the Path function of the Twig helpers but it doesn't seem to be designed to deal with products...

Sorry for this question but I can't find how to change the Danland theme layout!

I don't see it in the Danland theme handbook (https://www.drupal.org/node/768350), nor in the theme settings page, where there is nothing on layout.

I added a right sidebar in Structure > Blocks but it does not show up, neither do the other Danland regions. I checked the style.css, template, and page.tpl files, and they look normal. This installation is many years old, maybe I hacked some file long ago, I can't remember:

I went almost directly from D7 to D9, so from the tpl.php files to the Twig files, which I have now read up on a little.

In order to have a partially different layout in a node type (just the node, not the whole page) and create a layout made by a set of rows and columns, so I need to use css-flex massively, I decided to try building a 'node-testpage.twig' template from scratch.

The first approach seems to be going well, and I am not experiencing any problems whatsoever with content management.