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The page tree represents the hierarchical structure of your site and its pages. In
most cases this corresponds exactly to the navigation structure
of your web site. The page tree can be expanded by clicking
of your website. The page tree can be expanded by clicking
the arrow to the left of each page.

.. rst-class:: bignums
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:alt: Frontend of the Introduction Package
:class: with-shadow

The main menu on top of your web site corresponds to the first
The main menu on top of your website corresponds to the first
level menu pages in the page tree. The sub-menu of the :guilabel:`"Content Examples"`
page in the frontend corresponds to the entries beneath "Content Examples" in the page tree.

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Root page
The page with the globe icon represents the root of your web site.
The page with the globe icon represents the root of your website.
Multiple websites can exist within a single installation of TYPO3.
The top node with the TYPO3 logo is a special container which is used
to store shared resources such as file mounts and backend user records.
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Modules:
Some modules make use of the page tree, but not all. The presence of the page tree
implies that the module depends upon the selection of a specific pages in the page tree.
implies that the module depends upon the selection of a specific page in the page tree.

Content area:
Clicking on a pages title opens that page in the content area to
Clicking on a page's title opens that page in the content area to
the right. Hovering over the icon of a page will display its internal id.

Context menu:
1. A click on the page icon will open the context menu. 2. **Or**, you
can right click the whole page title.
can right click on the whole page title.

.. include:: /Images/AutomaticScreenshots/PageTree/ContextMenu.rst.txt

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|
---> new page
If you wish to create a new page, as subpage of current page, use "More options"
If you wish to create a new page as a subpage of the current page, use "More options"
> 'Create New' wizard" or use :ref:`new-page-drag-and-drop`.

.. code-block:: none
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