As you read articles in this knowledge base, different formatting may be used to convey information beyond the plain text.
key
A key on the keyboard is shown in a square box, for example
Press Tab to navigate between form
fields
key-combination
Like individual keys, combinations of keystrokes are represented
in square boxes, for example
Press Shift-Enter to insert a line break.
text found in the TYPO3 interface
Titles, words, and phrases in the interface are shown in bold
style, for example
Check the Index checkbox to include the content
element in section indices.
button/link in the TYPO3 interface (or
related pop-up windows)
Clickable buttons that you should push in the interface are shown
in this style, for example
Click the Save button to apply changes to your
user preferences
Except when the button is a graphic, in which case the button
graphic itself will be shown, as appropriate.
Additional text styles are employed to bring your attention to noteworthy or important information, for example
Note: There are several other ways to create a new page, but for the sake of simplicity, only the basic method is shown here.
Tip: Selecting the save-and-create new button instead of save-and-close will automatically open up another content element of the same type. If you plan to create another content element immediately, this will save you time.
Warning: Content elements do not automatically save during editing. If you click another area of TYPO3 outside of the content editing frame, you will lose any unsaved work.