• Edit page content
• Edit a page
• Open and recently used documents
• Page Tree Filter
• Page tree indicators

To edit page content in TYPO3

• Look for the button. Throughout the entire TYPO3 interface, the button indicates that content element is editable.
• For content, you may often click on the text of the content or the header of the content as a shortcut.

To edit a page in TYPO3 (such as to create a new name or change the page type)

• Right-click the page in the page tree
• Select

Change page type

An occasion to change a page type may be when a page previously contained content but will now be a link to an external URL or vise-versa. To change the page type, begin to edit the page as normal

1. Left-click on the page name in the page tree and select
2. In the Type: section, select the desired page type
3. Accept that the available fields will change by clicking OK
4. Fill out the form options as applicable to the page type
5. Save and close the page element

Change page name

To change the page name (OR URL segment), simply provide a new page name and/or URL segment.

After the change is published, you must clear branch cache for other pages to use the new link URL.

A list of current and recently-used contents are available to facilitate quickly finding items you need to edit. This tool displays the number of currently-open documents (these items appear as "the user <you>began to edit content on this page N minutes ago" until you close them).

To open a recent or current item,

1. Click the button
2. Select an element from the list to jump to the selected item

Do not select an item from the recently used list unless you have saved your current work in progress. TYPO3 does not auto-save work. Save early and save often.

To close a current item,

1. Click the button
2. Click the button to close the selected item

If the page you wish to edit is not in the list of recently used documents, the Page Tree filter may help you locate a page.

To use, simply begin typing in the filter box and observe the page tree highlight pages matching your query, as shown below.