I wrote a blog post that reflects my own thoughts on how I personally view Backdrop CMS as part of the larger community and a service to those being left behind by Drupal 9+.
I like Drupal 9 in some situations and for some client and still consider myself part of the Drupal community. I wish there were some way for the Drupal community to acknowledge that Backdrop CMS might meet the needs of some Drupal 7 users and that adopting Backdrop CMS is not abandoning Drupal, it's just a small fork in the road.
Backdrop CMS - Providing a Soft Landing for Drupal 7 Sites
I'd love feedback.
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Hi, so working through Amilenkov's useful suggestions in turn unpublished? - I can see the page itself when not logged in. I did then edit and added a menu link from the page...
menu partially working
Amilenkov's suggestions are spot on. As for the greyed out Menu module, that's because there must be another module that depends on Menu. Core will gray out modules that cannot be disabled (e.g...
menu partially working
Welcome to the Backdrop community! My first suspicion would be access to the destination page. Backdrop checks access when building the menu, so a link can be enabled but still be hidden...
menu partially working
here's the view when not logged in (ie with no 'sustainable computing' visible but is visible when i login as admin:
menu partially working
This is good enough, but maybe the module maintainer would like to add such a feature.
specific webform permissions