options

This will allow a non-admin user to clear frontend and page-related caches, plus some backend-related caches (that is everything including templates); if it is explicitly set to 0 for an admin user, it will remove the clear all option on toolbar for that user.

If set to 1, this will allow a non-admin user to clear frontend and page-related caches.

List of dashboard identifiers to be used on initial dashboard module access.

Example:

options.dashboard.dashboardPresetsForNewUsers := addToList(customDashboard)

Determines whether the checkbox Show clipboard in the file list module is shown or hidden. If it is hidden, you can predefine it to be always activated or always deactivated.

The following values are possible:

activated

The option is activated and the checkbox is hidden.

deactivated

The option is deactivated and the checkbox is hidden.

selectable

The checkbox is shown so that the option can be selected by the user.

The column selector is enabled by default and can be disabled with this option. The column selector is displayed at the top of each file list.

It can be used to manage the fields displayed for each file / folder, while containing convenience actions such as "filter", "check all / none" and "toggle selection".

The fields to be selected are a combination of special fields, such as references or read/write permissions, the corresponding sys_file record fields, as well as all available sys_file_metadata fields.

Example:

# Disable the column selector
file_list.displayColumnSelector = 0

Determines whether the checkbox Display thumbnails in the file list module is shown or hidden. If it is hidden, you can predefine it to be always activated or always deactivated.

The following values are possible:

activated

The option is activated and the checkbox is hidden.

deactivated

The option is deactivated and the checkbox is hidden.

selectable

The checkbox is shown so that the option can be selected by the user.

The maximum number of files shown per page in the File > List module.

Option to add more primary actions to the list view, which are otherwise only accessible through the "..." menu in the file list module.

The list of actions to be displayed can be given in the TSConfig of the backend user. The actions that can be set are

• copy
• cut
• delete
• download
• edit
• info
• metadata
• paste
• rename
• replace
• translations (always active)
• updateOnlineMedia
• upload
• view

Example:

# This will add "copy", "cut" and "replace" buttons in addition to the three default
# buttons. "translations" can be omitted, as it will be added by default,
# if a TYPO3 site is set up multilingual.
options.file_list.primaryActions = view,metadata,delete,copy,cut,replace

All preview images in the file list will be rendered with the configured thumbnail height.

All preview images in the file list will be rendered with the configured thumbnail width.

Default action for the modal that appears when during file upload a name collision occurs. Possible values:

cancel

Abort the action.

rename

Append the file name with a numerical index.

replace

Override the file with the uploaded one.

Sets alternative filemounts for use in any folder tree, including in the File > List module, in the element browser and in file selectors.

Each item consists of storage UID followed by a colon and the folder name inside that storage. Separate multiple items by a comma.

For backwards compatibility, defining only a folder name but no storage uid and colon prepended is still supported. Folders without a storage UID prepended are assumed to be located in the default storage, which by default is the fileadmin/ folder. If a folder you specify does not exist it will not get mounted.

Settings this option is effective in workspaces too.

The alternative file mounts are added to the existing ones defined in the user or group configuration.

Example:

options.folderTree.altElementBrowserMountPoints = _temp_/, 2:/templates, 1:/files/images

This value defines the number of upload fields in the element browser. Default value is 3, if set to 0, no upload form will be shown.

This setting hides records in the backend user interface. It is not an access restriction but makes defined records invisible. That means in principle those records can still be edited if the user rights allow. This makes sense if only a specialized module should be used to edit those otherwise hidden records.

This option is currently implemented for the pages table only and has an effect in the following places:

• Page tree navigation frame
• Web > List module
• New record wizard

Example:

options.hideRecords.pages = 12,45

The import/export module of EXT:impexp is disabled by default for non-admin users. Enable this option, if non-admin users need to use the module and export data. This should only be enabled for trustworthy backend users, as it might impose a security risk.

The import/export module of EXT:impexp is disabled by default for non-admin users. Enable this option, if non-admin users need to use the module and import data. This should only be enabled for trustworthy backend users, as it might impose a security risk.

In order to replace the Web > Page module within a third-party extension, such as TemplaVoila, it is possible to create a custom module entry in an extension's Configuration/Backend/Modules.php with the following entry:

return [
    'my_module' => [
        'parent' => 'web',
        'position' => ['before' => '*'],
        'access' => 'user',
        'aliases' => ['web_layout'],
        'path' => '/module/my_module',
        'iconIdentifier' => 'module-page',
        'labels' => 'LLL:EXT:backend/Resources/Private/Language/locallang_mod.xlf',
        'routes' => [
            '_default' => [
                'target' => \MyVendor\MyExtension\Controller\MyController::class . '::mainAction',
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Sets alternative webmounts for use in the element browser. You separate page IDs by a comma. Non-existing page IDs are ignored. If you insert a non-integer it will evaluate to "0" (zero) and the root of the page tree is mounted. Effective in workspaces too.

These alternative webmounts replace configured DB mount points unless you use the altElementBrowserMountPoints.append option.

Example:

options.pageTree.altElementBrowserMountPoints = 34,123

This option allows administrators to add additional mount points in the RTE and the wizard element browser instead of replacing the configured database mount points of the user when using the existing user TSconfig option.

Example:

options.pageTree.altElementBrowserMountPoints = 34,123
options.pageTree.altElementBrowserMountPoints.append = 1

If set, the node top panel feature can be configured by a comma-separated list. Each number stands for a doktype ID that should be added to the node top panel.

Excludes nodes (pages) with one of the defined doktypes from the page tree. Can be used, for example, for hiding custom doktypes.

Example:

options.pageTree.excludeDoktypes = 254,1

Labels offer customizable color markings for tree nodes and require an associated label for accessibility.

Example:

options.pageTree.label.296 {
  label = Campaign A
  color = #ff8700
}

Display:

If set, the domain name will be appended to the page title for pages that have Is root of web site? checked in the page properties. Useful if there are several domains in one page tree.

If set, the navigation title is displayed in the page navigation tree instead of the normal page title. The page title is shown in a tooltip if the mouse hovers the navigation title.

If set, the titles in the page tree will have their ID numbers printed before the title.

If set, the user db mount path above the mount itself is shown. This is useful if you work a lot with user db mounts.