CKEditor 5 saves a data-list-item-id attribute on every list item, which it only needs inside the editor; it bloated the frontend HTML and the RTE content the API and the content feed hand to MyE&P. Both RTE presets now import ep_theme's Processing.yaml, which removes the attribute on the way into the database (exitHTMLparser_db); everything else passes unchanged. Content saved since the go-live is cleaned once by hand after the deploy (.ddev/plans/sql/2026-10-26-rte-list-item-ids.sql). Checked locally as an editor: an RTE field with list item ids is stored without them, other attributes (class on li, data-* on links) stay; without the change the ids are stored. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]>
TYPO3 CMS Base Distribution
Get going quickly with TYPO3 CMS.
Prerequisites
- PHP 8.2
- Composer
Quickstart
composer create-project typo3/cms-base-distribution project-name ^13cd project-name
Note that this distribution installs most, but not all of the TYPO3 CMS core extensions. Depending on your need you might also want to install other TYPO3 extensions from packagist.org.
Setup
To start an interactive installation, you can do so by executing the following command and then follow the wizard:
composer exec typo3 setup
Setup unattended (optional)
If you're a more advanced user, you might want to leverage the unattended installation. To do this, you need to execute the following command and substitute the arguments with your own environment configuration.
export TYPO3_SETUP_ADMIN_PASSWORD=$(tr -dc "_A-Za-z0-9#=$()/" < /dev/urandom | head -c24)
composer exec -- typo3 setup \
--no-interaction \
--server-type=other \
--driver=sqlite \
--admin-username=admin \
--admin-email="[email protected]" \
--project-name="My TYPO3 Project" \
--create-site="http://localhost:8000/"
echo "Admin password: ${TYPO3_SETUP_ADMIN_PASSWORD}"
Development server
While it's advised to use a more sophisticated web server such as Apache 2 or Nginx, you can instantly run the project by using PHPs` built-in web server.
TYPO3_CONTEXT=Development php -S localhost:8000 -t public- open your browser at "http://localhost:8000"
Please be aware that the built-in web server is single threaded and only meant to be used for development.
Next steps
License
GPL-2.0 or later