We've now started making some new templates that are more useful for internal content pages; more importantly, we know how to make any template objects we need to in the future that use existing data structures. We'll learn more about creating new data structures in the next chapter, but we've already quadrupled the possible layouts for our pages and added a printable version. On top of that, we learned how to add preview icons to make our editors' jobs easier when they take over updating the site layout themselves.

Using just these tools, we've come as far as many TYPO3 site creators who are successfully running websites, but we're only halfway done with this website. In the next chapter, we're going to create a whole new template (data structure and layout design) from scratch to create newsletter. As crazy as we can go with just the default data structure, there are times that we need to start with a whole new data structure; a newsletter is a great example. Before we do that, though, you should take a minute to show your boss the printable version links on our website. So few people actually make printable versions of pages that I'm sure your boss will be impressed you did it all dynamically.