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4 + 5: TYPO3 Handling & Backend Administration (Part 1)
Preguntas del test (20)
1Which statements about the TYPO3 backend and the frontend are correct? (2)
- AThe TYPO3 frontend is always enabled and always shows a HTML-based website
- BIf frontend users are enabled, these user accounts are the same accounts as for the backend users
- CContent creators (e.g. editors) typically use the backend to edit texts and images
- DBy default, users can access the TYPO3 backend by appending /admin/ to the site’s root URL
- ETYPO3 instances can be “headless” which means that no web-facing user interface (frontend) exists
2What is the purpose of the Admin Panel? (2)
- AThe Admin Panel is the administrator’s control center for user settings
- BThe Admin Panel can be used to analyze the frontend output
- CThe Admin Panel can be used to configure TYPO3 in the backend
- DThe Admin Panel can be used to simulate a website access by a specific frontend user group
- EThe Admin Panel monitors data entries and can notify administrators about changes
3Which steps are required to activate the Admin Panel for a backend user without administrator privileges? (2)
- ABy entering config.admPanel = 1 in the TypoScript setup of the root template
- BBy entering config.admPanel = 1 in the User TSconfig
- CBy entering admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the TypoScript setup of the root template
- DBy entering admPanel.enable.all = 1 in the User TSconfig
- EBy enabling the function in the user’s user settings
4You created a content element that should be visible only between 8:00 and 11:00 in the morning. It is currently 14:00. What is a sensible way to check the output of the content? (1)
- AYou change the time on your desktop computer
- BYou change the time on the server
- CYou wait until 8:00 the next day
- DYou simulate the correct time in the Admin Panel
5Which statements about the TYPO3 Console are correct? (3)
- AThe TYPO3 Console typically requires console access (command line interface)
- BThe TYPO3 Console must first be enabled in the Install Tool
- CThe TYPO3 Console is only available on Linux servers
- DThe TYPO3 Console can be used to execute certain administrative actions
- ECustom commands can be added by TYPO3 developers as required
- FThe TYPO3 Console is only available on TYPO3 instances in Composer mode
6What are backend layouts in TYPO3? (1)
- ABackend layouts let you adjust the visual appearance of the page tree
- BBackend layouts let you change the order of backend modules in the menu on the left-hand side in the TYPO3 backend
- CBackend layouts let you define a combination of rows and columns in the backend and are typically used to visualize the appearance of the frontend
- DAs backend layouts are always global, you can’t apply different layouts on different pages within the same TYPO3 installation
7Which statements about page layouts in the TYPO3 backend are correct? (1)
- ABackend layouts can be configured in “Admin Tools → Settings → Layouts”
- BBackend layouts can be used to map page layouts in the backend
- CThe extension “Grid Elements” must be installed to map page layouts in the backend
- DThe TYPO3 backend features a four-columns backend layout by default
- ETYPO3 supports up to four different backend layouts
8What are possible methods to quickly find the pages you edit frequently in the TYPO3 backend? (2)
- ABy bookmarking the deep links of the pages in your browser
- BBy installing the third-party extension “Shortcuts”
- CBy using the “Bookmarks” function in TYPO3
- DBy Using the “Web → Functions → Bookmarks” backend module
- EBy using the following option:
config.shortcuts = id1,id2,id3,...
9How can you test if the output of a page appears as expected for a certain screen width or height on mobile phones? (1)
- AThis cannot be tested as TYPO3 does not support responsive web design (RWD)
- BOpen the page in the frontend and append the argument width=320 to the URL
- COpen “Web → Template” and select “Page Preview (mobile)” from the dropdown box at the top
- DPreview the page under “Web → View” and select the preferred screen resolution
10How can you access a list of arbitrary data records stored against a specific page in the TYPO3 backend? (2)
- ABy selecting the page in the “Web → List” backend module
- BBy selecting the page in the “Web → Page” backend module
- CBy opening the “Web → View” backend module and selecting the page from the dropdown box at the top
- DBy opening the “Web → Info” backend module and selecting the “Pagetree Overview” function
- EBy selecting the context menu of the page in the page tree and selecting “More options>List module”
11How can you add notes to a page in the backend so that other users can access them? (1)
- ATYPO3 features a tab “Notes” in the page properties for this use case
- BThe system extension “Page Notes” provides the function to add notes to pages
- CThe function “Page Notes” of the Admin Panel lets backend users add notes to pages
- DThe function “Web → View → Notes” lets backend users add notes to pages
12Does the TYPO3 backend feature an undo function? (2)
- ATYPO3 does not have an undo function by default, but it can be added through third-party extensions
- BYes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “List” module by default
- CYes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Page” module by default
- DYes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Info” module by default
- EYes, TYPO3 has an undo function in the “Versioning” module by default
13As a backend user with administrator privileges, you want to prevent “normal” users from logging-in to the backend while you are performing maintenance on the system. How can you achieve this? (1)
- AWrite an email to all backend users and ask them not to log-in
- BChange the passwords of all backend users and don’t reveal the new passwords for the time being
- CRename the typo3/ directory, don’t reveal the new URL, and change it back once you’re done
- DEnable the “admin-only” mode in the global system configuration
- ELock the backend by accessing the system with the &adminOnly=1 parameter in the URL
14In which backend modules can you enter TypoScript configuration to configure the output in the frontend? (2)
- AIn the “Web → Page” module
- BIn the “Web → Template” module
- CIn the “Web → List” module
- DIn the “System → Install Tool → Templates” module
- EIn the “Web → TypoScript” module
15Which statements about the TYPO3 backend module “Dashboard” are correct? (2)
- AThe dashboard is only available for administrator and system maintainer users
- BBackend users can have multiple dashboards
- COnly backend users with administrator privileges can rename the default dashboard “My Dashboard”
- DThe TYPO3 backend module “Dashboard” is part of the TYPO3 Core and cannot be disabled/removed
- ETYPO3 extensions can provide pre-configured dashboards (“presets”)
16What are dashboard widgets in the TYPO3 backend? (3)
- ABackend users can add widgets to their dashboards
- BEach dashboard widget can only be used by one backend user
- CTYPO3 developers can build custom dashboard widgets as extensions
- DDashboard widgets enable non-admin users to install system updates
- EDashboard widgets output system information in the frontend of a website
- FBackend users can reposition widgets in their dashboards
17Your backend users without administrator privileges cannot add specific widgets to their dashboard. What could cause this issue? (1)
- AThe user or user group does not have the required permissions
- BWidgets possibly reveal sensitive information and must be explicitly enabled by the following Page TSconfig:
mod.dashboard.widget.<id>.enable = 1 - CReinstall the “dashboard” extension or flush all caches to register all widgets
- DBackend users without administrator privileges only have access to widgets provided by the TYPO3 Core
18How can you move a page in the TYPO3 backend? (4)
- AThis is not possible; you have to delete the page and then create it in a different place
- BBy using drag and drop in the page tree
- CBy right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Cut” and “Paste after” or “Paste into”
- DBy right-clicking on a page in the page tree and then selecting “Page actions → Cut” and “Page actions → Paste…”
- EBy using the “Move up” and “Move down” in list buttons in the List module
- FBy using the clipboard
19How can you change the name of the root page (ID: 0) at the top of the page tree? (2)
- ABy updating the site name in the “Installation-Wide Options” (Admin Tools)
- BBy double-clicking on the page name in the page tree
- CBy setting the environment variable TYPO3_SITENAME
- DBy accessing the page properties and updating the page title in tab “General”
- EBy setting the following variable in the file typo3conf/AdditionalConfiguration.php:
$GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SYS']['sitename']
20How can you limit the page tree view to display only a specific page branch? (1)
- AThis is not possible as TYPO3 always shows the full page tree with all pages in the system
- BBy selecting the “Mount as tree root” option in the page properties of the page
- CBy selecting “More options → Mount as treeroot” from the context menu of the page
- DBy using the following Page TSconfig setting:
options.mountAsTreeRoot = 1
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