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Glossary: Site Handling

Site Handling

Site Handling in TYPO3 is the central configuration system for domains, languages, and routing. Introduced in TYPO3 v9, it provides a structured and transparent way to manage multi-site and multilingual setups.


Use Cases for Site Handling

Site Handling is typically used to configure and manage:

  • Multilingual websites with shared or separate domains
  • Routing rules and entry points for each site
  • Base URLs, locales, and language fallbacks
  • Consistent URL generation across frontend projects


How Site Handling Works

  • Configuration is stored in YAML files under config/sites/.
  • Each site has its own configuration defining domains, languages, and routing.
  • TYPO3 reads these settings and controls URL generation and language switching.


Advantages

  • Centralized management of domains and language setups
  • Clear separation of multiple sites within one TYPO3 instance
  • Transparent and versionable configuration via YAML
  • Stable URL routing and consistent multilingual handling


Typical Use Case

A corporate website runs in German, English, and French within a single TYPO3 system. Site Handling defines all language paths and domains in YAML, ensuring consistent routing and language switching.

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