Loading source/en/extend-theme-install.txt +1 −1 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ _https://www.drupal.org/project/mayo_, the project name is `mayo`. _mayo_) as a parameter: + ---- drush en mayo drush then mayo drush config-set system.theme default mayo ---- Loading source/en/install-tools.txt +6 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -53,11 +53,12 @@ administrative interface; for example, running database queries. The most popular tools are http://www.drush.org[Drush] and https://drupalconsole.com[Drupal Console]. Drush has been available longer, and has commands for both the core software and contributed modules; this guide documents the Drush commands for many tasks. Drupal Console started as a tool for module programmers, but has a growing list of commands for site builders; this guide does not document Drupal Console commands, but you can look them up in the Drupal Console documentation. has commands for both the core software and contributed modules; Drupal Console started as a tool for module programmers, but has a growing list of commands for site builders. This guide documents commands from the latest stable version of Drush for many tasks; it does not document Drupal Console commands or commands for older versions of Drush, but you can look them up in the Drupal Console and Drush documentation. To use these tools, you will need to have command-line terminal access to the server where your website will be hosted, and you will need to install Composer Loading source/en/preface-conventions.txt +8 −8 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -25,20 +25,20 @@ need to remember the changes you made when deciding if your site satisfies the site prerequisites for a task. * For all task topics after <<install-run>>, there is also an implicit prerequisite: you must have installed the content management software on your site, and be logged in to a user account with sufficient permissions to do the task (such as the user account created when you installed your site, which automatically has full permissions). prerequisite: you must have installed the latest stable version of the content management software on your site, and be logged in to a user account with sufficient permissions to do the task (such as the user account created when you installed your site, which automatically has full permissions). * If you read all the topics in order, and perform all of the steps in the task topics as you go (staying logged in), you should have the background knowledge and site prerequisites in place for each topic as you read it. * This guide demonstrates how to perform tasks using the administrative user interface, and wherever possible, also using the Drush command-line tool (see <<install-tools>>). You can feel free to use a different command-line tool, such as Drupal Console (if you look up equivalent commands), or to only use the administrative interface for now. interface, and wherever possible, also using the latest stable version of the Drush command-line tool (see <<install-tools>>). You can feel free to use a different command-line tool, such as Drupal Console (if you look up equivalent commands), or to only use the administrative interface for now. ==== Text conventions Loading Loading
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source/en/install-tools.txt +6 −5 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -53,11 +53,12 @@ administrative interface; for example, running database queries. The most popular tools are http://www.drush.org[Drush] and https://drupalconsole.com[Drupal Console]. Drush has been available longer, and has commands for both the core software and contributed modules; this guide documents the Drush commands for many tasks. Drupal Console started as a tool for module programmers, but has a growing list of commands for site builders; this guide does not document Drupal Console commands, but you can look them up in the Drupal Console documentation. has commands for both the core software and contributed modules; Drupal Console started as a tool for module programmers, but has a growing list of commands for site builders. This guide documents commands from the latest stable version of Drush for many tasks; it does not document Drupal Console commands or commands for older versions of Drush, but you can look them up in the Drupal Console and Drush documentation. To use these tools, you will need to have command-line terminal access to the server where your website will be hosted, and you will need to install Composer Loading
source/en/preface-conventions.txt +8 −8 Original line number Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -25,20 +25,20 @@ need to remember the changes you made when deciding if your site satisfies the site prerequisites for a task. * For all task topics after <<install-run>>, there is also an implicit prerequisite: you must have installed the content management software on your site, and be logged in to a user account with sufficient permissions to do the task (such as the user account created when you installed your site, which automatically has full permissions). prerequisite: you must have installed the latest stable version of the content management software on your site, and be logged in to a user account with sufficient permissions to do the task (such as the user account created when you installed your site, which automatically has full permissions). * If you read all the topics in order, and perform all of the steps in the task topics as you go (staying logged in), you should have the background knowledge and site prerequisites in place for each topic as you read it. * This guide demonstrates how to perform tasks using the administrative user interface, and wherever possible, also using the Drush command-line tool (see <<install-tools>>). You can feel free to use a different command-line tool, such as Drupal Console (if you look up equivalent commands), or to only use the administrative interface for now. interface, and wherever possible, also using the latest stable version of the Drush command-line tool (see <<install-tools>>). You can feel free to use a different command-line tool, such as Drupal Console (if you look up equivalent commands), or to only use the administrative interface for now. ==== Text conventions Loading