Clicking on the yellow folder opens up this drop down menu.
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| Show displays the page in the Internet Browser. |
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| Edit opens up the page's content information in the work area to the right.Clicking on the folder name will do the same thing. |
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| New opens up all the options for new page content in the work area to the right. |
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| Info opens the page to the right and a popup window with all the page info at a glance. |
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| Copies that file into memory, but leaves the original file in place.No visible reminder that something was done.However, clicking on the file folder again shows that 2 new options have been added to the menu: Paste into and Paste after. |
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| Cut copies that file into memory. The removal does not show up immediately. There is no visible reminder that something was done.However, clicking on the file folder again shows that 2 new options have been added to the menu: Paste into and Paste after. |
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| Paste Into opens a pop up menu that asks if you want to copy the selected file into that particular folder and then copies the file into the selected file folder with the original name plus (copy 1) after it. The file name can be changed later. |
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| Paste after opens a pop up menu that asks if you want to copy the selected file after a particular file and then copies the file below that file with the original name plus (copy 1) after it. If you copy the file more than once each copy will be consecutively numbered. The file name can be changed later. |
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| Clicking on 'More options' opens another drop down menu with the following options: Import/Export to .t3d, Move Page, 'Create New' Wizard, History/Undo, Access and Web>List Mode. |
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| 'Create New' Wizard opens in the work area to the right with choices of where to place the new page. |
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| Move Page (available under the more options ... tab) opens up a directory tree in the work area with grey arrows pointing to new possible positions for the page. This option is available under more options ... |
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| Just mentioned here because it shows up. Do not touch. |
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| Access (available under the more options ... tab) opens up in the work area information about who has access/permission to make changes to the page/s. |
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| The Web>List Module gives an overview of the content of the current folder |
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| Edit page header opens a long page in the work area (the column to the right) with various options for information of the page.The same information is also accessible by clicking on the file name and then on Edit page header. |
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| Delete opens a pop up menu that asks if you want to delete the file. |
Show
Show displays the page in the Internet Browser.
Edit
The Edit Work Area can be accessed by clicking on the yellow folder and then edit from the drop down menu or by clicking on the folder's name.
New opens up all the available options for new page content in the work area to the right. Here is a screen shot of it:
Info
Clicking on 'Info' opens the page in the work area to the right and a popup window that gives page information at a glance like this:
Copy
This copies the file into memory, but leaves the original file in place.
No visible reminder that something was done.
However, clicking on the file folder again shows that now 2 new options have been added to the menu: Paste into and Paste after.
Cut
This cuts the file and copies it into memory. The removal does not show up immediately. There is no visible reminder that something was done.
However, clicking on the file folder again shows now that 2 new options have been added to the menu: Paste into and Paste after.
Paste Into
See detailed instructions later on in the tutorial.
Paste After
See detailed instructions later on in the tutorial.
More Options
Clicking on 'More options' opens another drop down menu with the following options: Import/Export to .t3d, Move Page, 'Create New' Wizard, History/Undo, Access and Web>List Mode.
Move Page
Move Page (available under the more options ... tab) opens up a directory tree in the work area with grey arrows pointing to new possible positions for the page. Screen shot of Move Page:
The page you want to move will be bold.
If you want to move the file outside of the current folder click on this icon
to go up to the next level.
Once you have found the new place for your page click on the little grey arrow pointing to a file
and your page will be moved there
'Create New' Wizard
Clicking on 'Create New' Wizard opens up the screen on the next page in the work area to the right.
Chose where you want to put your new page by clicking on the grey arrow pointing to a file and your page will be created there.
NoteThe page where you are currently at will be shown in bold
Clicking on 'History/Undo' opens up this screen to the right in the work area:
Clicking on 'Access' opens up this screen to the right in the work area:
Clicking on 'Web>List Module' opens up this screen to the right in the work area:
This basically is an overview of the folder with your current webpage.
[1] PageThis shows all the other pages that are in that folder. In the current example there are 3 pages
[2] PagecontentThis shows the page content sections of the current webpage. The sample page has only one content section.
[3] TemplateThis shows the Typo3 template that is associated with this file. This will only show up for the root file of that particular folder. For page editing purposes this is totally irrelevant.
Export & Import to .t3d
This information is totally irrelevant for editing purposes.
Clicking on 'Hide' hides that file/page. Your screen will refresh and you will see that a red X
has been placed next to the file in the directory tree. Your file will now not show up in the menu if the template has been setup this way.
Hiding a page comes in handy when you are preparing a page in advance or want to keep a copy of a page ready as a template for the future.
When you click on the yellow file folder again you will now notice that there is a new option 'Unhide'.
Unhide
Clicking 'Unhide' reverses what 'Hide' did and removes the red X
next to the file in the directory tree and make the file visible again in the menu. Your screen will refresh and you will see that the red X is gone and your file folder will look like this again
Selecting 'Edit page header' opens a long page in the work area (the column to the right) with various options for information of the page.
Delete opens a pop up menu like the one below that asks if you want to delete the file.
