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Give a content item page a human- or SEO-friendly URL alias; you can follow similar steps to create an alias for a taxonomy term page. See @overview_topic for more about aliases.
Who can create URL aliases?
Users with the <em>@path_permissions_link</em> permission can create aliases. To follow the steps in this topic, you will also need permission to edit the content item.
Locate and open the content edit form for the content item, or create a new content item (see related topics on creating and editing content).
Under <em>URL alias</em> on the edit form, enter the desired alias (for example, "/about-us"). Make sure the alias starts with a "/" character.
Verify that the page can be visited with the new alias, for example <em>https://example.com/about-us</em>.
Place a block into a theme's region.
In the <em>Manage</em> administrative menu, navigate to <em>Structure</em> &gt; @layout_link.
Click the name of the theme that you want to place the block in.
Find the region where you want the block, and click <em>Place block</em> in that region. A modal dialog will pop up.
Find the block you want to place and click <em>Place block</em>. A <em>Configure block</em> modal dialog will pop up.
Configure the block and click <em>Save block</em>; see @configure_topic for configuration details.
And <strong>@count</strong> more @entity_type_singular.

And <strong>@count</strong> more @entity_type_plural.
This action cannot be undone.<br />Make a backup of your database if you want to be able to restore these items.
Delete all @entity_type_plural
Are you sure you want to delete all @entity_type_plural?
Each menu has a corresponding block that is managed on the <a href=":blocks">Block layout page</a>.
Add menu
Clear the data in the site cache.
What is the cache?
Some of the calculations that are done when your site loads a page take a long time to run. To save time when these calculations would need to be done again, their results can be <em>cached</em> in your site's database. There are internal mechanisms to <em>clear</em> cached data when the conditions or assumptions that went into the calculation have changed, but you can also clear cached data manually. When your site is misbehaving, a good first step is to clear the cache and see if the problem goes away.
In the <em>Manage</em> administrative menu, navigate to <em>Configuration</em> &gt; <em>Development</em> &gt; <em>@performance_link</em>.
Click <em>Clear all caches</em>. Your site's cached data will be cleared.
<a href="https://www.drupal.org/docs/user_guide/en/prevent-cache.html">Concept: Cache (Drupal User Guide)</a>
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Edit an existing view display, to modify what data is displayed or how it is displayed.
Under <em>Displays</em>, click the display you want to edit.
Find the section whose settings you want to change, such as <em>Format</em> or <em>Filter criteria</em>. (See @views_overview_topic for more information.)
For sections containing lists (such as <em>Fields</em> and <em>Filter criteria</em>), to modify or delete an existing item, click the name of the item. To add a new item, click <em>Add</em> in the drop-down list. To change the order of items, click <em>Rearrange</em> in the drop-down list.