Post installation

In order to preserve data uniformity in some text fields, which can then be filtered with Views, I am looking for ways to prevent user typos by relying on a select list, vocabulary, or something else.
A trivial example, I would like to prevent users from saving in the dog_breed field 'Boder Collie" or "Border Colie" instead of the correct "Border Collie."
I found some modules, but they seem more dedicated to specific entities, node title or taxonomy terms, or formatting.

Dear all,

The results page of webform submissions is really easy to work with.

The notes that can be added to these submissions are in plain text. Is it somehow possible to relate the rich text editor to this too? If multiple people want to add notes to a submission, it would help if they could make their names bold, for example.

Best regards,
Mariska

In in a condition where I might have to alter the values of some user attributes after bulk loading users with the module CSV Importer (https://www.drupal.org/project/csv_importer).

One of these attributes is created. For this someone has already given me a tip.

https://www.drupal.org/forum/support/post-installation/2023-12-26/alteri...

My site https://kacbtn.org has a views block that allows people to select pretty or ugly places. But the vocabulary terms are only visible to admin (apparently), so the selection field is blank (should say pretty and ugly).

I get no error messages in logs or watchdog.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/yukkbbozl5rd4lhqqugf3/KACBDevTools.png?rl...

Olivero header background is only partially gradient Blue; only the site name and/or site slogan area has Blue gradient background.

How to make Olivero header background fully gradient Blue?

There are several nodes I wish to layout with the Layout Builder core module, because just putting a picture with automatic height in CKEditor 5 in the start of the node results in a huge image that requires the user to scroll down to get to the actual text of the node and I need some 50%-50% image-text distribution there to make the picture smaller and to have some text right next to it (in desktop displays).