How to display fieldnames beside labels in TYPO3 backend?





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I run a local playground-setup of TYPO3 v9.5 and suddenly from one day to the other the backend displays fieldnames beside the labels (see screenshot), which is super useful!



Now I want to enable this feature in all my TYPO3 installations, but can not find this option (in my playground I install and try out a lot of extensions, so I guess one extension enabled it). Current Application Context is "Production".



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    I run a local playground-setup of TYPO3 v9.5 and suddenly from one day to the other the backend displays fieldnames beside the labels (see screenshot), which is super useful!



    Now I want to enable this feature in all my TYPO3 installations, but can not find this option (in my playground I install and try out a lot of extensions, so I guess one extension enabled it). Current Application Context is "Production".



    Fieldnames beside labels






    configuration label typo3 backend typo3-9.x







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      I run a local playground-setup of TYPO3 v9.5 and suddenly from one day to the other the backend displays fieldnames beside the labels (see screenshot), which is super useful!



      Now I want to enable this feature in all my TYPO3 installations, but can not find this option (in my playground I install and try out a lot of extensions, so I guess one extension enabled it). Current Application Context is "Production".



      Fieldnames beside labels






      configuration label typo3 backend typo3-9.x







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      I run a local playground-setup of TYPO3 v9.5 and suddenly from one day to the other the backend displays fieldnames beside the labels (see screenshot), which is super useful!



      Now I want to enable this feature in all my TYPO3 installations, but can not find this option (in my playground I install and try out a lot of extensions, so I guess one extension enabled it). Current Application Context is "Production".



      Fieldnames beside labels






      configuration label typo3 backend typo3-9.x




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          This is default behavior for TYPO3 version 9 when in debug mode as an admin user. See: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.1/Feature-83461-ShowFieldnameNextToTitleInDebugMode.html



          There's also an extension to enable it for TYPO3 8: https://github.com/georgringer/backend_debug






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          • Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

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          This feature is enabled in debug mode only. Since you should never use debug mode on a live site, you can only have this on a local server or at most at a staging server.






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          This is default behavior for TYPO3 version 9 when in debug mode as an admin user. See: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.1/Feature-83461-ShowFieldnameNextToTitleInDebugMode.html



          There's also an extension to enable it for TYPO3 8: https://github.com/georgringer/backend_debug






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          • Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

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            Jan 4 at 15:58
















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          This is default behavior for TYPO3 version 9 when in debug mode as an admin user. See: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.1/Feature-83461-ShowFieldnameNextToTitleInDebugMode.html



          There's also an extension to enable it for TYPO3 8: https://github.com/georgringer/backend_debug






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          • Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 15:58














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          This is default behavior for TYPO3 version 9 when in debug mode as an admin user. See: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.1/Feature-83461-ShowFieldnameNextToTitleInDebugMode.html



          There's also an extension to enable it for TYPO3 8: https://github.com/georgringer/backend_debug






          share|improve this answer













          This is default behavior for TYPO3 version 9 when in debug mode as an admin user. See: https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/core/Changelog/9.1/Feature-83461-ShowFieldnameNextToTitleInDebugMode.html



          There's also an extension to enable it for TYPO3 8: https://github.com/georgringer/backend_debug







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          • Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 15:58



















          • Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 15:58

















          Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

          – Moongazer
          Jan 4 at 15:58





          Thanks you! ['BE']['debug'] is indeed enabled, good to know. The application context was miss-leading me

          – Moongazer
          Jan 4 at 15:58













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          This feature is enabled in debug mode only. Since you should never use debug mode on a live site, you can only have this on a local server or at most at a staging server.






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          • Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 16:00
















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          This feature is enabled in debug mode only. Since you should never use debug mode on a live site, you can only have this on a local server or at most at a staging server.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 16:00














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          This feature is enabled in debug mode only. Since you should never use debug mode on a live site, you can only have this on a local server or at most at a staging server.






          share|improve this answer













          This feature is enabled in debug mode only. Since you should never use debug mode on a live site, you can only have this on a local server or at most at a staging server.







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          • Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 16:00



















          • Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

            – Moongazer
            Jan 4 at 16:00

















          Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

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          Jan 4 at 16:00





          Thats good enough, because its only useful for development

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