Q1: How can I display a Drupal view?

A: To display a Drupal view, use the drupal_view function. For example:

{{ drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1') }}

Q2: How do I pass additional parameters to a Drupal view?

A: You can pass additional parameters to a Drupal view using the drupal_view function. For example:

{{ drupal_view('who_s_new', 'block_1', arg_1, arg_2, arg_3) }}

Q3: How can I render a Drupal block?

A: To render a Drupal block, use the drupal_block function. For example:

{{ drupal_block('system_branding_block') }}

Q4: How can I print a Drupal region?

A: To print a Drupal region, use the drupal_region function. For example:

{{ drupal_region('sidebar_first') }}

Q5: How do I render a Drupal entity?

A: To render a Drupal entity, use the drupal_entity function. For example:

{{ drupal_entity('block_content', 1) }}

Q6: How can I render a Drupal field?

A: To render a Drupal field, use the drupal_field function. For example:

{{ drupal_field('field_image', 'node', 1) }}

Q7: How do I generate a URL for a Drupal entity?

A: To generate a URL for a Drupal entity, use the drupal_url function. For example:

{{ drupal_url('node/1') }}

Q8: How can I display Drupal messages?

A: To display Drupal messages, use the drupal_messages function. For example:

{{ drupal_messages() }}

Q9: How do I generate a string representation of a byte count?

A: To generate a string representation of a byte count, use the format_size filter. For example:

{{ 12345|format_size }}

Q10: How can I truncate a string in Twig?

A: To truncate a string in Twig, use the truncate filter. For example:

{{ 'Some long text'|truncate(10) }}

Feel free to ask if you have more questions related to using Twig functions and filters in Drupal!