There are many content management systems on the software market, the data itself is often not exactly easy for professionals. The choice of an appropriate content management system depends on many factors. If a system for medium to large websites is sought, the first choice of professionals is increasingly Typo3. Typo3 is an open-source can range the CMS also expensive, proprietary systems, the water. A variety of developers around the world for seven years to develop Typo3 continuously.
Thus, many extensions created for different purposes (currently more than 800!). Whether news modules, image galleries, a search function, or significant statistics: Typo3 holds for almost all applications the best extensions. Usability for administrators Typo3 offers administrators a unique tool: This extension can be easy to convert HTML templates into Typo3 templates. Also sophisticated designs were never so easy to integrate into a content management system. Now one only needs the provide space for the dynamic content such as menu, header and footer and that’s your basic derTypo3 website ready. For quite resourceful programmers Typo3 even offers an extension panel which can be their own enhancements to program.
Typo3 has a powerful and well-documented internal scripting language, TypoScript. Usability for editors The operation of the Typo3 interface is in a short time to learn and self-explanatory. The Typo3 interface is browser based and works great on all major platforms. Changes to content can be easily done inTypo3 different in two ways: over the front end, users can directly edit all dynamic content on the web site: Simply click and open a word editor. Now, for example, simply copy and paste directly from Word: It’s hardly comfortable. The second way to change the content in TYPO3 is the editing of the so-called back-end. Here are advanced features such as the publication or the File management module. This is for advanced editors particularly interesting. Commercial Systems can quickly cause enormous costs to create additional users, extensions, multiple databases or servers easily cost times five-digit sums.
