Module development and code questions

I have a menu block that is applied to pages with urls  /health and /health/*. On the same site I wanted to add a different menu block but has the same base url with a few more levels /health/something/somepage. Adding this as a block causes a conflict of course since we have the first one using /health/*.

Any suggestions on maybe adding the second block via hook saying apply it to pages with url pattern of /health/blah/blahhh?

We're on D9 and was trying to avoid installing a module to do this. 

Hi, I have some large files (upto 1GB) that arrive via FTP, and these need adding to Drupal.

I had been using file_save_data and using a handle, but this code no longer seems to work after upgrading to 9.3.0. file_save_data() has also been deprecated, so I've updated my code to use writedata()

Hi. Is it possible to output the text values rather than ID's of taxonomy terms in a terms select field?

So rather than;

<option value="106">AECC University College</option>

Output;

<option value="AECC University College">AECC University College</option>

Hello,

I installed the core module "Forum". I want to remove "time ago" from the posts.

I found this file: forum-submitted.html.twig under the folder: web\core\modules\forum\templates, that has the following content:

{% if time %}
  <span>{% trans %}By {{ author }} {{ time }} ago{% endtrans %}</span>
{% else %}
  {{ 'n/a'|t }} 
{% endif %}
 

I tried to remove "{{ time }} ago" from the file, I flushed all caches, but the text is not removed from the posts.

Hi,

Absolute neophyte to Drupal module development.  I am basically still working on my own 'Hello World' module.  I have the basics down regarding what files to put where, etc.; and, my stupid simple module works, sort of.  However, my problem right now is, I can get a function that sends HTML ('#type' => 'markup') to the screen; OR, I can get a function that sends a Table ('#type' => 'table') to the screen, but I cannot do BOTH.  I think, ideally, I would want the Table-making function to be called by the HTML-making fu