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Create new pages

And the most important side features

Important!

If you want to create a new page or edit an existing page, make sure that you have selected the "Page" module in the backend on the left (dark gray column).

To create a new page

The image displays a user interface for Typo3, a content management system. It shows a sidebar with navigation options including "Seiten," "Dateien," and "Benutzereinstellungen," alongside a central panel prompting users to edit the page's content. It features a clean layout with various menu items.

To create a new page, right-click on an existing page and select "New subpage".

The image shows a web interface for creating a new page in a content management system. It includes fields for entering a title, type, and alternative navigation options. A sidebar lists various sections related to content management. The layout features a modern design with clear navigation options.
The image displays an interface for creating a new webpage in Typo3, featuring sections for content management, metadata, and a sidebar for navigation. The main content area is highlighted, indicating where to input a summary and meta-tags for the page.
The image displays a webpage focused on "Politics & Administration" in the Ludwigsburg district. It includes navigation options for current events, citizen services, district administration, and local government information, with a highlighted section for departments and specialist areas.
The image displays a website interface for creating a new page in a content management system. It includes fields for a summary, meta tags, and a description, with a sidebar showing menu options such as "Web," "Files," and "Workspaces."
Screenshot of a Google search results page for "Landratsamt Ludwigsburg." The results include the official website link, contact information, and a snippet about the district of Ludwigsburg, along with a map indicating its location in relation to Stuttgart.
A web content management interface displaying sections for "Content Types," "Meta Tags," and "Description." The top bar includes navigation options, while the left side features a menu for managing pages and files. The text indicates operations related to editing and organizing website content.
The image displays a website section titled "Departments & Areas of Expertise," featuring a list of departments with their respective heads. Key departments include Central Coordination, Community Affairs, Education and Revision, and Environmental Protection, each with associated names of the department heads.
A user interface for creating a new page in a content management system. It includes options for selecting layouts with visual representations for content placement, sliders, and sections for inserting text. The layout choices are labeled "Unterseite ohne Kontext" and "Unterseite mit Kontext."
A screenshot of a content management system interface displaying a section titled "Seite neu erstellen" (Create new page). The sidebar contains navigation options for various sections, while the main area includes tabs for general settings, metadata, visibility settings, and resources related to the new page creation.
A file directory interface displaying a list of image files. Each entry includes a filename, such as "header-autos.jpg" and "header-porsche.jpg," along with options for previewing and managing files. A section for uploading files is also visible.
A file directory interface displaying image thumbnails and filenames, including "header-autos.jpg," "header-barock.jpg," and others. Each thumbnail shows an image preview with dimensions listed alongside. The layout indicates multiple images organized for selection or upload within a website content management system.
The image displays a list of filenames, each representing different images, along with their dimensions. The filenames include "header-barock.jpg," "header-landratsamt-eingang.jpg," and "header-porsche.jpg," among others, indicating a collection of architectural and scenic views.
A web editing interface shown on a screen with navigation options on the left. The main content area displays a section titled "Dringen notwendig" (Urgently Needed) for editing metadata and alternative text related to an image. Various input fields are visible for drafting and linking.
The image displays a content management interface, showing the editing view for a page titled "Dringen notwendig". It includes options for visibility settings and user access rights, with sections for metadata and behavior settings on a user-friendly dashboard layout.
The image displays a user interface of TYPO3, a content management system. On the left, there is a navigation panel with various sections, while the main area shows a document titled "Dringen notwendig" with an empty text field.