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dynamic pemission in angular6 and aspcore

I want to create a dynamic access level, but I have no idea how to do it.
I need to fully dynamically navigate the menus and buttons of the site, but I do not know if I could do this.
I mean more buttons. For example, the delete and edit button, and the update button.
Please guide me to get a good idea.

I already worked on that type of case. And i used https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-permissions which is pretty handy when roles/permissions have to be managed. For example you can retrieve the user roles from the database, and fixe roles behaviors on buttons or panels or everything you want to show/hide. It works like a charm. I encourage you to read the documentation. It will help you for sure.
Have a nice day

You can achieve this using ngxpermission. Refer this link for a sample which has a user component in which buttons and menus are loaded dynamically based on the permission that you have set. I have forked angular 5 example and modified it. But you can achieve the same in latest angular version too.

Create custom button(s) for CKeditor 5 toolbar

I've managed to customize the header and highlight dropdowns for CKEditor 5 – classic editor build by creating a new custom build.
But I don't know how to add additional buttons to the toolbar. For example a fullscreen button.
Current progress: github link

If you want to add existing buttons to the main toolbar, then you need to configure the config.toolbar. In your example it corresponds to these lines.
There's no fullscreen button at this moment. You can add +1 to the https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/issues/1235 to increase its priority or try to implement this feature on your own.
Basically, to create your own button you need to create a plugin which registers the button in the component factory and adds some actions that will be performed on the buttonView:execute event. You can follow the steps described in creating a simple plugin guide.
A good and complementary reading about the UI library can be found here.

CKEditor 4 custom build based on toolbar config

I used the CKEditor Toolbar Configurator to customize the toolbar. I want to use the Builder to choose the exact plugins that are required for the specified toolbar items, no more or less. But it seems like I'm just supposed to somehow know what plugin is used for each toolbar item.
Is there really no way to create a build configuration based on the toolbar configuration? Alternatively, is there documentation somewhere listing every toolbar item in the configurator and what plugin(s) are required for it, so I can at least manually look at each toolbar item and match it with the plugins in the builder?

The "easiest" way to find which CKEditor plugins provide which buttons will be looking for each name of the button in the "plugins" folder of CKEditor 4 together with addButton
For example, to figure out which plugin provides the 'JustifyLeft' button, search for something like
https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor-dev/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=addButton+justifyleft&type=
I know this is far from the ideal solution, but at least it should point you in the right direction.

VS 2013 Extending: managing class from an item

What I'm trying to do it's, i think, kinda complex, but i've spent hours trying to find the right documentation, about the interfaces I need to achieve this with no luck:
I need VS write some javascript code and insert it in a certain folder, starting from:
Right click action, on a file from an already created project.
A window it's open that gets information about the functions from
that class in that file that i've right clicked. Besides, it should
have a dropdown, with all the names of classes that reside under a
certain folder.
If I select an item from this dd and press the "ok" button, the IDE
should write some code, using the properties of this selected class,
and the functions from the right-clicked file, as information, to
create the javascript file and save it into the project on a certain
folder of it.
I've achieved some parts of this process:
I know how to create an option into a context menu, using the
initialize function.
Partially, I know how to create new files in a project.
I know how to create a window tool and almost all the interfaces that
are needed for what I want to achieve (make dropdowns and that kind
of stuff).
But the critical part is managing the already created classes and gather info from them in the manner I need.

You can use Visual Studio Code Model to gather info from existing classes.

Display social icons rather than an arrow with photoswipe

I'd like the social icons (Facebook like button, etc) to be displayed directly on the screen rather than accessible by clicking on the "arrow" sign. Is this possible? How? (I believe that most users won't realize that they have to click on the arrow to share the picture - to me this is confusing)
Many thanks,

You can create custom UI by editing default one, it's specially added as a separate file, so you can fork it.
https://github.com/dimsemenov/PhotoSwipe/blob/master/dist/photoswipe-ui-default.js#L437 (take a look at how zoom or close buttons are added, you can add another buttons the same way)