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.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt
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.. _content-element-shortcut:
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Insert Records
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.. include:: /Images/AutomaticScreenshots/ContentOverview/InsertRecordsPageContent.rst.txt
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Ever have content on one page that you want to reference on another page? But you don't want to have to
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maintain both and keep them both in sync? And you don't want to show the whole content from one
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page on another. Using insert records you can add one content element from a page or all
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the content elements from a page. You can also add content elements from several pages.
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.. include:: /Images/AutomaticScreenshots/ContentElements/InsertRecordsBackend.rst.txt
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Just select the content elements you want to display and if necessary, put them in the
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right order.
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In the frontend the referenced content elements will show up the same as the original one
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(if the styling is not different for that page)
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.. note::
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This is the only content element still using a small amount of TypoScript in the rendering
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process. This is done because you can add different rendering for records from
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different tables. Take a look at :typoscript:`tt_content.shortcut.20`.
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