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| = How do I copy a folder with/without its subfolders? = ==== Answer ==== 1. In the main menu, click on ''''' 'User settings' '''''. 2. Click on the '''flag '' 'Edit & Advanced functions' '''''. 3. In the '''field '' 'Recursive copy' ''''' you can enter the number of levels which should be copied within a copied folder. *'0' means you only copy the selected folder. *'1' means you copy the selected folder and all its direct subfolders. *'2' means you copy the selected folder, its direct subfolders and their direct subfolders, and so on. |
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How do I edit multiple pages at once?
Answer
1. Select Clipboard #1.
2. Check all datasets you want to edit.
3. Click on the pencil above the check boxes. All checked pages or page contents open and you can edit them.
How do I copy a folder with/without its subfolders?
Answer
1. In the main menu, click on 'User settings' .
2. Click on the flag 'Edit & Advanced functions' .
3. In the field 'Recursive copy' you can enter the number of levels which should be copied within a copied folder.
- '0' means you only copy the selected folder.
- '1' means you copy the selected folder and all its direct subfolders.
- '2' means you copy the selected folder, its direct subfolders and their direct subfolders, and so on.
Some words to the fundamental structure of a page in Typo3
If you select the 'List' View you see a page tree similar to this:
The icons in the upper part represent pages while the icons in the lower part represent so called sysfolders. A page is what you probably already know: a container for page content. (More Information: Pages)
A sysfolder is a folder where datasets are stored, which are used by extensions. Extensions are embedded in pages as plugins. (More Information: Extensions especially I don't understand how the data stored in the sysfolders is connected to the pages.)