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- Introduction
- Working efficiently
- Help working with content
- Help working with pages
- What page types are there?
- Copying or moving pages
- How do I find the page I just added
- Pages named [No title]
- Hide all pages in a branch/path.
- Your pages = your navigation
- Adding Javascript
- Creating a New Page
- Naming pages
- Page contextual menu
- Sorting pages
- Content from another page
- Quick Edit of properties
- Adding multiple pages
- Linking a to a document
- How do I create a FAQ page?
- Why does my page load so slowly?
- Changing Metadata
- Help working with files
- Workspaces
- Typo3 User interface
- Misc Typo3 & Site Help
- Changes in Version 4.4
- Common Tasks
- Common Problems
- Tips & Tricks
- Drupal assistance
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- Your site's content
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Page Type
Page Types - What can you do with a page?
A "page" can do many things in Typo3. The most common one is to display the content on your site (Standard). It also can redirect to a page within our site (Shortcut) or to a page on another site entirely (Link to external URL). It can also link to a document (Link to external URL) if you want to have a link to a document in your menu. You can use a "page" to simply indicate another area in your pagetree in typo3 (Visual menu Separator).
Although you are unlikely to use any of these, a page can also be a Mount Point, Sysfolder, or Recycler.
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Misc page icons
Icons - pages in draft, uncertain status
- If Typo3 is uncertain what icon to assign to it, it will give it a question mark
- A page with no title
Unpublished page
Unpublished page whether hidden or not
Page deleted in Draft
A page that has been deleted in Draft (icon is seen only in draft)
Page created in live but moved in Draft.
If you create a page in Live workspace, but move it in draft, you will not only get a special icon but you'll find (until we upgrade Typo3) that the pagetitle has been changed as well.
