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| = Fundamentals about Pages in Typo3 = === Pages vs. Page contents === ==== Page ==== A 'Page' record usually represents a webpage in TYPO3. All pages have an id-number by which they can be linked and referenced. The 'Page' record does not itself contain the content of the page - for this purpose you should create 'Page content' records (Content Elements). All pages are shown in a hierarchical view in the page tree of the Typo3 backend. Every page has some properties describing their type of content, visibility, accessibility and more. {{{#!wiki blue/solid '''Edit page properties''' 1. Click on the icon of the page in the page tree. (Right-click on either the icon or the title of the page and left-click on the icon opens a drop-down menu while left-click on the page title shows the content of the page.) 2. In the drop-down menu click "Edit page properties". Alternatively click on the pencil upper icon row in the content area. || }}} '''Remark about using page tree:''' Right-click on either the icon or the title of the page and left-click on the icon opens a drop-down menu while left-click on the page title shows the content of the page in the content area. ==== Page Content ==== If a page is intended to display something it needs a page content. The page content is shown in the content area. You can use types like "Text", "Table", "Text w/image" and so on. "Page content" records are ordered and can thus be rearranged using the "Move down in list" and "Move up in list" icons respectively. === Page Types === = How To = === Create Page === === Create Page Using Teaser === === Set up Page Forwarding === = FAQ = |