.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt .. _content-working: Working with content ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Working with content happens essentially in the **WEB > Page** module. We will start by taking a tour of the module, which is quite rich. The *Page* module has three different modes or functions: "QuickEdit", "Columns" and "Languages". The first one moves you straight to editing the first content element on the page. This may be a bit disturbing at first and is not recommended. The "Languages" mode will be discussed later when talking about translations. For now we want to be in "Columns" mode. If that is not the case when you move to the *Page* module, please use the menu in the docheader to switch mode. .. figure:: ../../Images/PageModuleFunctions.png :alt: Changing mode in the Page module The screenshot below shows how the home page of the Introduction Package looks like in the TYPO3 CMS backend. Content is distributed among various content areas ("Border", "Middle: Left", "Middle: Center", etc.) which are called **columns**. Many icons are greyed out to make the interface look less cluttered. Some icons don't appear at all until your hover over specific areas. .. figure:: ../../Images/PageModuleColumns.png :alt: A typical view of the Page module with various content columns What can be seen in this view? #. This icon only appears when you hover over the column title. It is used to edit all content elements of that column. #. Adds a new content element to this column at precisely that position. #. This icon represents the type of the content element. In that case it is a custom content element which relies on the default icon, but it may vary and provides a visual clue to the type. #. These icons light up when hovering over the whole element. They are used to edit this content element, enable/disable it or delete it respectively. You can click anywhere on the highlighted area of a content element to edit it. .. _content-working-moving: Moving content elements ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Content elements can be moved around simply using drap and drop. .. figure:: ../../Images/PageModuleMoveElements.png :alt: Moving content elements around using drap and drop Click in the gray bar at the top of a content element to start dragging it. The *Page* module will then show you where you can drop it. Moving a content element from one page to another is more convoluted, as you have to use the *List* module to perform a cut and paste operation. Please refer to the :ref:`Getting Started Tutorial ` for usage of the *List* module.