Drupal 8.x

I've noticed that someone has created a tab in their documents that says "linked documents" and it contains a manual list of all documents which have been defined as "related." It creates a two way link between the documents. For example, let's say you wrote an article on the Jackson Five music group. You also wrote a second article on michael jackson himself. You want to create a relationship between the two so you link the documents and there is a link two ways between the Jackson Five and the michael jackson article.

I'm moving someone from Wordpress to a more advanced Drupal site that uses custom doc types. Wordpress has fantastic forms plugins you can buy which allow you to create an entry page with all the fields for your custom doc type, make it look pretty, map the fields to the appropriate fields and make it easy for users to enter new content. For example, you create a clean title box, box, category and other taxonomies and a submit button. The user sees only a clean form on the front end and can enter in the content in a clean page -- not the very messy Drupal back end.

I'm using Drupal 8.0.2 and I'm trying to create a glossary of taxonomy terms by name. I have setup a simple view as follows:

• Unformatted list
• Fields: Taxonomy term: Name
• Filter: Taxonomy term: Vocabulary (= Fruit Name)
• Sort: Taxonomy term: Name (asc)

Stopping here the preview shows all Fruits by name (a-z) as expected.

The problem is when I add the following Contextual Filter:

I am making a customer accessible site for a plating company. There will be hundreds of nodes, one for each part. I have been able to make the content, make the different views, and blocks so the customer can choose their parts. But I haven't figured out a way to accomplish the example below. I can do it with just views, but I need to have a way to secure the node so only the authenticated customer can see it.

Hello everyone, who like Drupal. I need a help.
I am from Czech Republic, my english isn't very good, but I learn EN very fast. I am absolute beginner, I know only basics of HTML. Because I don't want to waste time with don't effective learning of Drupal 8, I ask you.

I want to create web, which will nice with good design and easy to use. It will harder project, don't easy.

Can I create first this harder project, or do first some easy project for learning? What is better?

I am Trying to implement Archive Feature like below in Drupal 8

2015
--- event1
--- event2
2014
--- event3
2013
--- event4

I have used Two Views -

1. for Accordian and added Year and Global Views(passed Year as Contextual Filter) as Fields

2. second view is for displaying events(using Contextual Filter from first View)

but instead Im getting result as