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Building Websites with TYPO3

By : Michael Peacock
Book Image

Building Websites with TYPO3

By: Michael Peacock

Overview of this book

<p>The book has 8 chapters, each dealing with a different aspect of TYPO3 and by the end you can genuinely claim to have tamed the beast that is TYPO3.</p> <p class="TISBody">TYPO3 is a popular, free, feature-rich open source content management system. It has the flexibility and scalability to more than match commercial systems and allow you to build a powerful and complex website. Because of its complex system and numerous extensions, TYPO3 can be daunting on first approach and the initial learning curve can be steep. However the nature of its advanced features will reward an extra investment in learning.</p>
Table of Contents (14 chapters)

Creating Usergroups


Back-end users, the users that can access the TYPO3 back end, are grouped together into back-end groups. These users can access the front-end editing features, but are not front-end users. A group allows us to have specific settings and permissions that its users will automatically use, and also allows us to organize our users easily. These back-end usergroups are for users who have access to the TYPO3 back end. As we are going through this section, you may wish to create a group of your own, such as Editors or Product Managers, and think what permissions and settings would be appropriate for them.

To create a new usergroup, we need to go to the New record screen, which can be done by clicking New from the menu generated when we click the globe icon at the top of the list view, as shown:

From the New record screen, we can create a new back-end usergroup by selecting the option shown in the following screenshot:

This will take us to the form to create a new back-end usergroup...