-B-
- BE: (backend) This is the administration-part of your website. It is accessible only for you (as the owner of the website), and for users you gave a backend-password.
-C-
- CMS: (Content Management System) The computer software that manages your web-pages and content. Your website would use the Open-Source-CMS Typo3.
-D-
- dynamic website: this means that all content of the page (e.g. text, pictures, videos) is fetched from a database when a visitor wants to see it. When presenting the data, the dynamic website uses a layout defined by the template and the style sheet.
-F-
- FE: (Frontend) This is what a visitor of your site will see; in other words what your browser shows when you type in www.yoursite.com
- Frontend editing: When you are logged in, the web pages may display small 'edit icons'. These provide an intuitive, context-oriented way of editing content directly on the web pages. If you need to edit something while browsing the website, simply click the little pencil icon near the object.
-O-
- Open Source: Programs whose source code is available and you are allowed to study, change, and improve it. In the context of your website powered by TYPO3 this means: You can use the CMS for free, also for commercial purposes.
-T-
- TYPO3: is a free, open source content management system written with PHP and MySQL. It has become one of the leading content management systems (CMS) on the web and in intranets.
