Backend Modules

If you’re working with TYPO3, you’ll be using something called backend modules. These are tools in the TYPO3 admin area that help you manage different parts of your website. Think of them as different rooms in a big house where you can do specific tasks.

Here’s a quick overview of some common backend modules:

Page Module: This is where you create and organize your website pages. You can add new pages, move them around, and change their settings.

Filelist Module: This module helps you manage all the files and images on your site. You can upload new files, organize them into folders, and delete the ones you no longer need.

Content Module: Here, you add and edit the content on your pages. You can insert text, images, and other elements into your pages.

User Management Module: This module is for managing users who can access the backend. You can create new user accounts, set their permissions, and manage their roles.

Extension Manager: TYPO3 can be extended with additional features using TYPO3 extensions. This module helps you install, update, and configure these extensions.

Each module has its own set of tools and options, making it easier to handle different tasks. By using these modules, you can efficiently manage your TYPO3 website and keep everything running smoothly.