TYPO3 Editors Guide

Once you have installed TYPO3 using the Getting Started Guide; the next step is to log in to the backend of the CMS and start adding pages and create some content. In the TYPO3 world we often call users who carry out these tasks "Editors".

This guide contains detailed information about all of the common tasks an Editor is likely to perform including granting other users access to the backend, creating pages, adding content to pages in the form of content elements and uploading and managing various file types including images and PDFs.

This guide assumes that you are already familiar with TYPO3. If this is not the case, visit the concepts of TYPO3 to get started.

All of the examples used in this guide are taken from a TYPO3 installation running the Official Introduction Package.

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Getting Started

• Logging in to TYPO3's backend

• Getting help with TYPO3's built in support tools

• About this guide

Working With The Page Tree

• Creating pages

• Creating multiple pages

• Working with pages

• Page types and Page properties

Creating & Managing Content

• Creating content

• Editing and managing content

• Working with images and other media

• Creating a contact form

Record Management

• Using the backend List module

• Moving content with the clipboard

• Advanced clipboard features

• Mass editing content

Tools For Editors

• Manage files with Filelist

• Create links in the backend with Deep Linking

• Restrict access to pages and content with Access Control

• Working with multiple languages

Concepts

• Creating accessible content

• Caching

• Copyright and data privacy

• File abstraction layer (FAL)