Localization, Part 1: How localization works in TYPO3
In TYPO3, language configuration and translation comes easy and out of the box. b13 is constantly improving the TYPO3 Core localization features to respond to real users’ needs
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In TYPO3, language configuration and translation comes easy and out of the box. b13 is constantly improving the TYPO3 Core localization features to respond to real users’ needs
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Before you buy more server space to speed up a slow-loading TYPO3 site, there might be another solution. Transitioning from TYPO3’s native menu to b13’s menus extension can significantly improve your site’s loading speed and allow more simultaneous users, while reducing the load on your servers.
Previously in this series, we covered the improvements TYPO3 v11 brought to the Page Tree in the post, Resizable Navigation Area in TYPO3. There is one feature in particular that deserves its own shiny spot in our list of new features in TYPO3 v11, and that is the tree functionality within the Element Browser and the Link Picker.
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One of TYPO3's powerful features for content publishing is Workspaces - creating and staging in a draft environment before publishing content. TYPO3 v11 adds a few important touches to this functionality, making it even more powerful - for both developers and editors.
TYPO3 version 11 supports keyboard navigation as suggested by the ARIA Authoring Practices. Users don’t need a mouse to navigate menus, trees, and to select multiple records. This work flows through to benefit all backend users, whether they’re solely relying on the keyboard, a screen reader or other assistive technologies.
Working with multiple records just got easier. Copy, edit and delete multiple files at once with this improved feature in v11.
We show you how to use the new Show Columns Selector in TYPO3 v11 so you can manage large sites with hundreds of pages, records and assets with ease.