[FEATURE] Rename top-level module "web" to "content"

References: https://review.typo3.org/c/Packages/TYPO3.CMS/+/90955
Releases: main

Author: linawolf

Documentation/CoreSupport/Tca/Index.rst

@@ -186,8 +186,8 @@ DataHandler commands for localization
 Localizing a record can be done by the
 :ref:`"localize" command <t3coreapi:tce-command-keywords>` of the
 :ref:`DataHandler <t3coreapi:datahandler-basics>`. This is the command that is sent
-when you press the translate buttons in :guilabel:`Web > List` or
-:guilabel:`Web > Page` for an element.
+when you press the translate buttons in :guilabel:`Content > List` or
+:guilabel:`Content > Page` for an element.
 
 When this command is issued an ordinary copy is made but the fields
 :ref:`languageField <core-support-tca-languagefield>` and
@@ -212,4 +212,3 @@ Each field may contain special instructions which will affect the "localize"
 command. Most important is the
 :ref:`"l10n\_mode" field <t3tca:columns-properties-l10n-mode>` with which,
 for example, a field can be entirely excluded from the translation process.
-

Documentation/LocalizationOverview/Index.rst

@@ -13,12 +13,17 @@ Localization overview
 Introduction
 ============
 
+..  versionchanged:: 14.0
+    The main module `Web` has been renamed to `Content`.
+    See `Feature: #107628 - Improved backend module naming and structure <https://docs.typo3.org/permalink/changelog:feature-107628-1729026000>`_
+
+
 You can get a complete overview of the page tree and page
-translations by using the :guilabel:`Web > Info` module and choosing
+translations by using the :guilabel:`Content > Info` module and choosing
 the :guilabel:`Localization Overview` function.
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/InfoModule/LocalizationOverviewIntroductionPackage.png
-    :alt: Localization Overview in Web > Info module
+    :alt: Localization Overview in "Content > Info" module
     :class: with-shadow
 
     Overview of existing translations in a blank Introduction Package

Documentation/LocalizedContent/Index.rst

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Free mode
     the original language and you want to have that freedom in designing your
     translated website.
 
-When you start translating a page, the :guilabel:`Web > Page` module will ask
+When you start translating a page, the :guilabel:`Content > Page` module will ask
 you about this choice when clicking on the :guilabel:`Translate` button:
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/PageModule/LocalizedContentTranslationWizard.png
@@ -152,14 +152,14 @@ translations. The uid of that particular language is "-1".
 
     A content element valid for all languages
 
-It is also marked with the special language icon in the :guilabel:`Web > Page`
+It is also marked with the special language icon in the :guilabel:`Content > Page`
 module:
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/PageModule/LocalizedContentAllLanguagePageModule.png
     :alt: "All" language in the Page Module
     :class: with-shadow
 
-    An "All" language content element displayed in the :guilabel:`Web > Page` module
+    An "All" language content element displayed in the :guilabel:`Content > Page` module
 
 Note that no :guilabel:`Translate` button appears, the new content element
 is valid for all languages.

Documentation/PageTranslations/Index.rst

@@ -7,16 +7,16 @@ Translating pages
 =================
 
 In order to translate a page in the page tree, create a
-copy of it with a new language relation. Use the module :guilabel:`Page` and on the top of the right side 
-:guilabel:`Language Comparison` and the lower dropdown :guilabel:`Create a new translation of this page`. 
+copy of it with a new language relation. Use the module :guilabel:`Page` and on the top of the right side
+:guilabel:`Language Comparison` and the lower dropdown :guilabel:`Create a new translation of this page`.
 As soon as you choose a language of this dropdown the translation process will start with the copy of this page.
 
-The page copy will be generated in the default language with page property fields like `title` or `description` prefixed by a text similar to "[Translate to Language X:]". 
-The translated content needs to be put here, replacing the placeholder text (including the prefix and 
+The page copy will be generated in the default language with page property fields like `title` or `description` prefixed by a text similar to "[Translate to Language X:]".
+The translated content needs to be put here, replacing the placeholder text (including the prefix and
 the copied default language contents).
-             
+
 Select the :guilabel:`Language Comparison` function in the upper menu bar of the
-:guilabel:`Web > Page` module. Then use the select box to create a new
+:guilabel:`Content > Page` module. Then use the select box to create a new
 translation of the page:
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/Record/CreateNewTranslationOfPage.png

Documentation/SettingUpLanguages/Index.rst

@@ -33,20 +33,20 @@ and German languages. Adding a new language is done in the
     :ref:`site handling documentation <t3coreapi:sitehandling-addingLanguages>`.
 
 Once you have defined at least one additional language, you will be able to
-translate pages and content. For example, the :guilabel:`Web > List` module will
+translate pages and content. For example, the :guilabel:`Content > List` module will
 show links for translation if you have translated the page.
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/ListModule/LocalizeLinks.png
     :alt: Content elements with localize links
     :class: with-shadow
 
-    The :guilabel:`Web > List` view, with page translations and localize links for content elements
+    The :guilabel:`Content > List` view, with page translations and localize links for content elements
 
 Translated elements appears nested "under" their default language
-parent element in the :guilabel:`Web > List` view.
+parent element in the :guilabel:`Content > List` view.
 
 ..  figure:: /Images/ManualScreenshots/ListModule/NestedTranslations.png
     :alt: Nested translations
     :class: with-shadow
 
-    The :guilabel:`Web > List` view shows translations nested under their parent
+    The :guilabel:`Content > List` view shows translations nested under their parent