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## Drupal7 CSS documentation
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https://civicrm.org/node/6286
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# Pages currently served from Drupal 8
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# Pages currently served from Drupal 8
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* https://civicrm.org/esr
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* https://civicrm.org/esr
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Once a page has been migrated to Drupal8, we may want to be able to access it later on in order to compare with how it was before.
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Once a page has been migrated to Drupal8, we may want to be able to access it later on in order to compare with how it was before.
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One option is to rename the URL path to `/the-page-old`, but that may break block configurations.
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* The page might be available on a test site (ex: test22).
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