It's worth mentioning for those unfamiliar with the terminology used in web pages using the CMS, there are two aspects of sites:

• What the user sees when they are browsing in the internet (frontend).
• What the administrator see (backend), which is a restricted area to which the user enters with a password assigned.

The administrator defines who enters and what tools or modules can be assigned to each editor, as only he is able to use all available tools.

We note that the contents of the pages are displayed as a tree.

When you start your work with TYPO3 will find many options for navigate and also tools, which will begin to know the following:

In the picture we see the left side a menu that contains, among others, the web module indicated by the literal "1", which can be deployed as "a" four options for viewing information:

• Page (1.1)
  
• View (1.2)
  
• List (1.3)
  
• Information (1.4)

Also in this picture we can see that the menus can be contracted as "b" or drop-down of the form "c" so that it can adapt to the user's work and your screen.

When you deploy the web module and find these four options is necessary to identify the differences and benefits of using each one of them.

• 1.1 Page. It allows the administrator to view the components of the page relative to its position in the template configuration: content center, lateral content, navigation, tools.
• 1.2 View. It allows the administrator to view the components of the page as you see the user in the frontend.
• 1.3 List. It allows the administrator to view the components on the page as a listing of the contents of it.
• 1.4 Info. It allows the administrator to view relevant information from selected page.

We can see on the page the distribution of elements according to the distribution in the template.

• a. Components of the "Main content area (name assigned developer)." Type text, images, which can be edited (cut, copy, move, paste as shown in the icons of the tools "e").
• b. Components of the "Main navigation bar (name assigned developer)." In this example there are no elements defined for this area.
• c. Components of the "Main banner area (name assigned developer)." In this case have been placed in this space functions as shown in esppeciales indicated by arrows, and some texts. These are also editable, components as shown in the icons of the tools "d".

We can see a simple example in the second image with the implementation of the new module "Templavoila "

We can view the page as seen by browsing the internet, but also get editing tools leads to the immediate change of the selected item.

We can see on page components of the respective page and editing tools immediately. This display is very useful when you are familiar with the components and no more need to edit the information.

We can see the most relevant data of the selected sheet.