Drupal 8.x

Hi everyone,

Hope I am in the right place for this question. And I hope my question makes sense.

I have adapted the standard taxonomy view to show the nodes associated with a term. However, I would like to have an exposed filter to filter those results by a different taxonomy on my nodes.

TERM PAGE: show results by region --works great, using vocabulary "Region"

EXPOSED FILTER: filter above results by type of activity offered, using terms from vocabulary "Category" which is used on the nodes.

I´working with Views module. I`ve created a bootstrap table to group my contents and their fields, but I need to group the table by a field of the reference entity. I´dont know if I am explaining well. For example:

I have a content called Competition that has a field called academic year (number).

I have another content called Sport that has a field of entity reference to Competition.

I´ve created a table with:

Sports              Competition           Field        Another field             Options

I am new in Drupal 8. I have my custom menu item registering it through code in module_name.links.menu.yml. As default behaviour of Drupal every menu is accessible to the administrator. I am scratching my head to not to give menu access to administrator by default. I want to give access to the menu to a particular role other than admin, it can be admin too but only when admin checks the permission to see it.

Is there anyway I can achieve this functionality. Any help would be appreciated. 

Dear community,

I have been using "Field collection" in Drupal 7 and loved it, since it made it very easy to build complex node types. I have been off for a while and started to build a Drupal 9-site a few days ago... and mentioned, that there is no FC anymore... so, my question is, how to do this in D9 (or D8).

The other day I was installing some different modules and suddenly I started getting these messages ("You have viewed this node 3 times this session.")  every time I visited a node, and I don't know how to remove them.

Does anyone know anything?

I want users to leave comments first, then ask them to verify email or log-in using Google or Facebook? Currently, if I set up the post comment permission to only authenticated users, it asks users to create an account first.

Will appreciate any help.