diff --git a/vue3/src/components/dialogs/HelpDialog.vue b/vue3/src/components/dialogs/HelpDialog.vue
index d7daa4782..c2596ac5d 100644
--- a/vue3/src/components/dialogs/HelpDialog.vue
+++ b/vue3/src/components/dialogs/HelpDialog.vue
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 <template>
 
-    <v-dialog height="70vh" activator="parent" v-model="dialog">
+    <v-dialog max-width="1200px" activator="parent" v-model="dialog">
         <v-card>
             <v-closable-card-title v-model="dialog" :title="$t('Help')" icon="fa-solid fa-question">
                 <template #content>
@@ -13,200 +13,7 @@
             </v-closable-card-title>
             <v-divider></v-divider>
             <v-card-text class="pa-0">
-                <v-layout style="height: 100%">
-
-                    <v-navigation-drawer style="height: calc(100% + 0px)" v-model="drawer">
-                        <v-list>
-
-                            <v-list-item>
-                                <v-text-field density="compact" variant="outlined" class="pt-2 pb-2" :label="$t('Search')" hide-details clearable></v-text-field>
-                            </v-list-item>
-                            <v-divider></v-divider>
-                            <v-list-item link title="Start" @click="window = 'start'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-house"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link title="Space" @click="window = 'space'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Recipes')" @click="window = 'recipes'" prepend-icon="$recipes"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Import')" @click="window = 'import'" prepend-icon="$import"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Unit')" @click="window = 'unit'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-scale-balanced"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Food')" @click="window = 'food'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-carrot"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Keyword')" @click="window = 'keyword'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-tags"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link title="Recipe Structure" @click="window = 'recipe_structure'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-diagram-project"></v-list-item>
-                            <v-list-item link :title="$t('Property')" @click="window = 'properties'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database"></v-list-item>
-                        </v-list>
-
-                    </v-navigation-drawer>
-
-                    <v-main>
-                        <v-container>
-                            <v-window v-model="window">
-                                <v-window-item value="start">
-                                    <h2>Welcome to Tandoor 2</h2>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Tandoor is one of the most most powerful recipe management suits available. It has constantly been improved since its first
-                                        version in 2018.
-                                        This knowledgebase explains all important features and concepts. Explore it to find out how Tandoor can help you improve your daily cooking
-                                        routine or search
-                                        for specific features to help you understand them.</p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Some of the most important concepts are Spaces, Recipes, Foods and Units.</p>
-
-                                    <v-alert class="mt-3" border="start" variant="tonal" color="success">
-                                        <v-alert-title>Did you know?</v-alert-title>
-                                        Tandoor is Open Source and available to anyone for free to host on their own server. Thousands of hours have been spend
-                                        making Tandoor what it is today. You can help make Tandoor even better by contributing or helping financing the effort.
-                                        <br/>
-                                        <v-btn class="mt-2" href="https://docs.tandoor.dev/contribute/contribute/" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-code-branch">
-                                            Contribute
-                                        </v-btn>
-                                        <v-btn class="mt-2 ms-2" href="https://github.com/sponsors/vabene1111" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-dollar-sign">Sponsor
-                                        </v-btn>
-                                    </v-alert>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="space">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">All your data is stored in a Space where you can invite other people to collaborate on your recipe database. Typcially the members of a space
-                                        belong to one family/household/organization.</p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">While everyone can access all recipes by default, Books, Shopping Lists and Mealplans are not shared by default. You can share them with other
-                                        members of your space
-                                        using the settings.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">You can create and be a member of multiple spaces. Switch between them freely using the navigation or space settings. Depending
-                                        on the permission configured by the space owner you might not have access to all features of a space.</p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3"></p>
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'UserSpaceSettings'}">{{ $t('YourSpaces') }}</v-btn>
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$settings" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceSettings'}">{{ $t('SpaceSettings') }}</v-btn>
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-users" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceMemberSettings'}">{{ $t('Invites') }}</v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="recipes">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Recipes are the foundation of your Tandoor space. A Recipe has one or more steps that contain ingredients, instructions and other information.
-                                        Ingredients in turn consist of an amount, a unit and a food, allowing recipes to be scaled, nutrition's to be calculated and shopping to be organized.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Besides manually creating them you can also import them from various different places.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Recipes, by default, are visible to all members of your space. Setting them to private means only you can see it. After setting it to private you
-                                        can manually specify the people who should be able to view the recipe.
-                                        You can also create a share link for the recipe to share it with everyone that has access to the link.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3"></p>
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$create" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelEditPage', params: {model: 'Recipe'}}">{{ $t('Create') }}</v-btn>
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$search" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SearchPage'}">{{ $t('Search') }}</v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="import">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">The Recipe importer is one of the most powerful features of Tandoor and allows you to quickly add recipes in multiple different ways.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">The easiest is to import from a URL. If that is not enough you can also import from an Image or PDF file using AI.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">If you already have an existing Recipe database in another format there is also a good chance Tandoor will have an
-                                        importer for that program.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3"></p>
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$import" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'RecipeImportPage'}">{{ $t('Import') }}</v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="unit">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Units allow you to measure how much of something you need in a recipe or on a shopping list.
-                                        They are also essential for the calculation of Properties.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Setting a base unit allows you to name your Unit however you want (e.g. grams, g, G, gram) while allowing Tandoor
-                                        to automatically convert between the units in the same system (weight/volume, e.g. from g to kg or from cup to pint).
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Additionally you can use custom unit conversion to convert between volume and weight trough the specific density
-                                        of a food (e.g. 1 cup of flour = 120 g). These conversions are used to calculate the Properties for a Recipe
-                                        and might allow cosmetic display changes later.
-                                    </p>
-
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-scale-balanced" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Unit'}}">
-                                        {{ $t('Unit') }}
-                                    </v-btn>
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-exchange-alt" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'UnitConversion'}}">
-                                        {{ $t('Conversion') }}
-                                    </v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="food">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Foods have multiple uses in Tandoor. Their most important task is to be part of recipe ingredients together with an amount and
-                                        a unit.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Using the Food editor you can also add properties to a food or link the food to another recipe or external URL.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Foods are also used or created when adding entries to the shopping list.
-                                    </p>
-
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-carrot" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Food'}}">
-                                        {{ $t('Food') }}
-                                    </v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="keyword">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Keywords are a very flexible Tool to help you organize your recipe collection.
-                                        Keywords can quickly be created when editing a Recipe by just typing into the Keywords field or they can
-                                        be created trough the Keyword Editor.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Typical keywords include meal types (breakfast, lunch, dinner, ...), couise (american, italian, ...) or diet (vegan, vegetarian, ..).
-
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Tip: Using Emojis in Keywords makes them easy to recognize.
-                                    </p>
-
-
-                                    <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-tags" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Keyword'}}">
-                                        {{ $t('Keyword') }}
-                                    </v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                                <v-window-item value="recipe_structure">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">A Recipe consists of multiple Steps.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Each Step has Ingreditens (which are at least a Food but typically consist of amount,
-                                        Unit and Food). A Step can also contain instuctions, times, files or link to another Recipe.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Additionally a Recipe can have Properties, Comments, Keywords and more.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <!-- TODO diagram -->
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-
-                                <v-window-item value="properties">
-                                    <p class="mt-3">The Properties system allows you to add additional data to your Foods and Recipes in the respective editors.
-                                        Most commonly you would use this to add nutrition facts but the system can also be used to track prices,
-                                        dietary points or any other kind of property.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">You first need to create the Property Types that you need (e.g. Carbohydrates, Sugar, Price, Points, ..).
-                                        Setting the FDC ID for a Property Type allows Tandoor to connect your custom Property Type to a property in the FDC database.
-                                        You can then go to a Food, set its FDC ID and Tandoor can automatically pull the properties you want from the FDC database.
-                                    </p>
-                                    <p class="mt-3">When adding a Property to the Recipe it will just be staticly displayed in the Recipe view.
-                                        Adding properties to a Foods will allow Tandoor to calculate the properties for all the Ingredients in a Recipe based
-                                        on the Foods and their respective Units and Amounts.
-                                    </p>
-
-                                    <p class="mt-3">Food Properties are entered based on a certain amount of food (often 100 g). Unit Conversions allow Tandoor to
-                                        calculate the property amount if a Food is given in a different unit (e.g. 1kg or 1 cup).
-                                    </p>
-
-                                      <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'PropertyType'}}">
-                                        {{ $t('Property') }}
-                                    </v-btn>
-
-                                </v-window-item>
-                            </v-window>
-                        </v-container>
-                    </v-main>
-                </v-layout>
-
+                <help-view v-model="drawer"></help-view>
             </v-card-text>
         </v-card>
     </v-dialog>
@@ -217,9 +24,10 @@
 
 import VClosableCardTitle from "@/components/dialogs/VClosableCardTitle.vue";
 import {ref} from "vue";
+import HelpView from "@/components/display/HelpView.vue";
 
 const dialog = ref(false)
-const window = ref('start')
+
 const drawer = ref(true)
 
 </script>
diff --git a/vue3/src/components/display/HelpView.vue b/vue3/src/components/display/HelpView.vue
new file mode 100644
index 000000000..87ccf87b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/vue3/src/components/display/HelpView.vue
@@ -0,0 +1,349 @@
+<template>
+
+
+    <v-layout style="height: 70vh">
+
+        <v-navigation-drawer style="height: calc(100% + 0px)" v-model="drawer">
+            <v-list>
+
+                <!--                <v-list-item>-->
+                <!--                    <v-text-field density="compact" variant="outlined" class="pt-2 pb-2" :label="$t('Search')" hide-details clearable></v-text-field>-->
+                <!--                </v-list-item>-->
+                <!--                <v-divider></v-divider>-->
+                <v-list-item link title="Start" @click="window = 'start'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-house"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link title="Space" @click="window = 'space'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Recipes')" @click="window = 'recipes'" prepend-icon="$recipes"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Import')" @click="window = 'import'" prepend-icon="$import"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Unit')" @click="window = 'unit'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-scale-balanced"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Food')" @click="window = 'food'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-carrot"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Keyword')" @click="window = 'keyword'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-tags"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link title="Recipe Structure" @click="window = 'recipe_structure'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-diagram-project"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Properties')" @click="window = 'properties'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Search')" @click="window = 'recipe_search'" prepend-icon="$search"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('SavedSearch')" @click="window = 'search_filter'" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-sd-card"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Books')" @click="window = 'books'" prepend-icon="$books"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Shopping')" @click="window = 'shopping'" prepend-icon="$shopping"></v-list-item>
+                <v-list-item link :title="$t('Meal_Plan')" @click="window = 'meal_plan'" prepend-icon="$mealplan"></v-list-item>
+            </v-list>
+
+        </v-navigation-drawer>
+
+        <v-main>
+            <v-container>
+                <v-window v-model="window">
+                    <v-window-item value="start">
+                        <h2>Welcome to Tandoor 2</h2>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Tandoor is one of the most most powerful recipe management suits available. It has constantly been improved since its first
+                            version in 2018.
+                            This knowledgebase explains all important features and concepts. Explore it to find out how Tandoor can help you improve your daily cooking
+                            routine or search
+                            for specific features to help you understand them.</p>
+
+                        <v-btn class="mt-2" color="primary" href="https://tandoor.dev" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-globe">
+                            Website
+                        </v-btn>
+                        <v-btn class="mt-2 ms-2" color="info" href="https://github.com/TandoorRecipes/recipes" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-code-branch">GitHub
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                        <v-alert class="mt-3" border="start" variant="tonal" color="success">
+                            <v-alert-title>Did you know?</v-alert-title>
+                            Tandoor is Open Source and available to anyone for free to host on their own server. Thousands of hours have been spend
+                            making Tandoor what it is today. You can help make Tandoor even better by contributing or helping financing the effort.
+                            <br/>
+                            <v-btn class="mt-2" color="secondary" href="https://docs.tandoor.dev/contribute/contribute/" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-code-branch">
+                                Contribute
+                            </v-btn>
+                            <v-btn class="mt-2 ms-2" color="success" href="https://github.com/sponsors/vabene1111" target="_blank" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-dollar-sign">Sponsor
+                            </v-btn>
+                        </v-alert>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="space">
+                        <p class="mt-3">All your data is stored in a Space where you can invite other people to collaborate on your recipe database. Typcially the members of a space
+                            belong to one family/household/organization.</p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">While everyone can access all recipes by default, Books, Shopping Lists and Mealplans are not shared by default. You can share them with other
+                            members of your space
+                            using the settings.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">You can create and be a member of multiple spaces. Switch between them freely using the navigation or space settings. Depending
+                            on the permission configured by the space owner you might not have access to all features of a space.</p>
+                        <p class="mt-3"></p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'UserSpaceSettings'}">{{ $t('YourSpaces') }}</v-btn>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$settings" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceSettings'}">{{ $t('SpaceSettings') }}</v-btn>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-users" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceMemberSettings'}">{{ $t('Invites') }}</v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="recipes">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Recipes are the foundation of your Tandoor space. A Recipe has one or more steps that contain ingredients, instructions and other information.
+                            Ingredients in turn consist of an amount, a unit and a food, allowing recipes to be scaled, nutrition's to be calculated and shopping to be organized.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Besides manually creating them you can also import them from various different places.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Recipes, by default, are visible to all members of your space. Setting them to private means only you can see it. After setting it to private you
+                            can manually specify the people who should be able to view the recipe.
+                            You can also create a share link for the recipe to share it with everyone that has access to the link.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3"></p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$create" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelEditPage', params: {model: 'Recipe'}}">{{ $t('Create') }}</v-btn>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$search" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SearchPage'}">{{ $t('Search') }}</v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="import">
+                        <p class="mt-3">The Recipe importer is one of the most powerful features of Tandoor and allows you to quickly add recipes in multiple different ways.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">The easiest is to import from a URL. If that is not enough you can also import from an Image or PDF file using AI.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">If you already have an existing Recipe database in another format there is also a good chance Tandoor will have an
+                            importer for that program.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3"></p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$import" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'RecipeImportPage'}">{{ $t('Import') }}</v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="unit">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Units allow you to measure how much of something you need in a recipe or on a shopping list.
+                            They are also essential for the calculation of Properties.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Setting a base unit allows you to name your Unit however you want (e.g. grams, g, G, gram) while allowing Tandoor
+                            to automatically convert between the units in the same system (weight/volume, e.g. from g to kg or from cup to pint).
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Additionally you can use custom unit conversion to convert between volume and weight trough the specific density
+                            of a food (e.g. 1 cup of flour = 120 g). These conversions are used to calculate the Properties for a Recipe
+                            and might allow cosmetic display changes later.
+                        </p>
+
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-scale-balanced" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Unit'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Unit') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-exchange-alt" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'UnitConversion'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Conversion') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="food">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Foods have multiple uses in Tandoor. Their most important task is to be part of recipe ingredients together with an amount and
+                            a unit.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Using the Food editor you can also add properties to a food or link the food to another recipe or external URL.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Foods are also used or created when adding entries to the shopping list.
+                        </p>
+
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-carrot" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Food'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Food') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="keyword">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Keywords are a very flexible Tool to help you organize your recipe collection.
+                            Keywords can quickly be created when editing a Recipe by just typing into the Keywords field or they can
+                            be created trough the Keyword Editor.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Typical keywords include meal types (breakfast, lunch, dinner, ...), couise (american, italian, ...) or diet (vegan, vegetarian, ..).
+
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Tip: Using Emojis in Keywords makes them easy to recognize.
+                        </p>
+
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-tags" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'Keyword'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Keyword') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="recipe_structure">
+                        <p class="mt-3">A Recipe consists of multiple Steps.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Each Step has Ingreditens (which are at least a Food but typically consist of amount,
+                            Unit and Food). A Step can also contain instuctions, times, files or link to another Recipe.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Additionally a Recipe can have Properties, Comments, Keywords and more.
+                        </p>
+                        <!-- TODO diagram -->
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="properties">
+                        <p class="mt-3">The Properties system allows you to add additional data to your Foods and Recipes in the respective editors.
+                            Most commonly you would use this to add nutrition facts but the system can also be used to track prices,
+                            dietary points or any other kind of property.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">You first need to create the Property Types that you need (e.g. Carbohydrates, Sugar, Price, Points, ..).
+                            Setting the FDC ID for a Property Type allows Tandoor to connect your custom Property Type to a property in the FDC database.
+                            You can then go to a Food, set its FDC ID and Tandoor can automatically pull the properties you want from the FDC database.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">When adding a Property to the Recipe it will just be statically displayed in the Recipe view.
+                            Adding properties to a Foods will allow Tandoor to calculate the properties for all the Ingredients in a Recipe based
+                            on the Foods and their respective Units and Amounts.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Food Properties are entered based on a certain amount of food (often 100 g). Unit Conversions allow Tandoor to
+                            calculate the property amount if a Food is given in a different unit (e.g. 1kg or 1 cup).
+                        </p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-database" class="me-2 mt-2 mb-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'PropertyType'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Property') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+                        <h3>Editor</h3>
+                        <p class="mt-3">Adding Properties manually to every food can be cumbersome. To make it easier you can import the Community curated
+                            Open Data Database. If that is not enough you can open the Property Editor trough the context menu on your recipe.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">Here you can view all Foods in a Recipe and their respective properties. You can also quickly assign FDC ID's to both
+                            Foods and Property Types and import the data from the FDC Database.
+                        </p>
+                        <h3>View</h3>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            Properties are shown below every recipe as soon as you setup your first Property Types.
+                            A small warning triangle is shown if there are missing values for one of the Foods in the recipe.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            Clicking on the warning triangle allows you to see the individual property amounts of each food and where Properties
+                            or Unit Conversions are missing.
+                        </p>
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="recipe_search">
+                        <p class="mt-3">There are two ways to search for Recipes.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">The global quick search can be opened from any page in Tandoor by pressing the search icon in the top right corner.
+                            Here you can quickly search trough your recipes and open them.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            If you need a bit more fine tuning for your search you can open the advances search and search for all kinds of different things like keywords,
+                            foods or ratings.
+                        </p>
+
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$search" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SearchPage', }">
+                            {{ $t('Search') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="search_filter">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Once you have performed an advanced search you can save the search filter to easily retrieve it later.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            This is done by hitting the save button in the advanced search form. To load a search filter you simply select it from the
+                            selection box and hit the load button.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            You can use saved search filters to automatically create recipe books.
+                        </p>
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="books">
+                        <p class="mt-3">Books are a a way to structure and explore your recipe collection. They are similar to keywords but show you a bit more details when
+                            looking trough them.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">After creating a new Book on the books page you can either add recipes manually or you can add a Saved Search Filter to automatically
+                            load recipes into your book based on pre defined search criteria.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$books" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'BooksPage', }">
+                            {{ $t('Books') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+                    </v-window-item>
+                    <v-window-item value="shopping">
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            You can add inidivitual Foods (including non Food items of course) or whole recipes to your shopping list.
+                            By default only you can see the entries you make, by going to the settings you can share them with other users and they can share them with you.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            You can assign Supermarket Categories to your Foods, either trough the Food Editor or directly by clicking on a Shopping List Entry, to automatically sort the list
+                            according to the Category Order defined in the Supermarket.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            Each line in the shopping list can contain multiple entries of the same Food.
+                            By clicking on a line you can open a dialog that allows you to see the details and perform various actions.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <v-list>
+                            <v-list-item>Postpone: Hide the entry from the shopping list for a certain time (specified in the settings)</v-list-item>
+                            <v-list-item>Ignore: Check this Food of the list and do not add it again when adding a recipe to the shopping list</v-list-item>
+                            <v-list-item>Edit: Open the Food's Editor</v-list-item>
+                            <v-list-item>Delete all: Delete all entries associated with this line.</v-list-item>
+                        </v-list>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            The Shopping list automatically syncronizes when multiple people have it open so you can shop with multiple devices.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            Trough the menu you can also configure which information you want to be displayed or how the list should be sorted.
+                        </p>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$shopping" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ShoppingListPage', }">
+                            {{ $t('Shopping') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$settings" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'ShoppingSettings', }">
+                            {{ $t('Settings') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+                    </v-window-item>
+
+                    <v-window-item value="meal_plan">
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            To plan what you want to eat you can create a Meal Plan. Each Meal Plan consists of at least a title or a recipe, a date and a Meal Type.
+                            Meal Plan entries a private by default and can either be shared individually or using a preset in the meal plan settings.
+
+                        </p>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            When selecting a Recipe in a Meal Plan you can automatically add its ingredients to the shopping list. You can also manually add more entries trough the
+                            shopping tab in the Meal Plan editor. When deleting a Meal Plan all Shopping List Entries associated with that Meal Plan are deleted as well. When changing the
+                            number of servings in a Meal Plan the Servings of the connected Recipe in the Shopping list are automatically changed as well.
+
+                        </p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$mealplan" class="me-2 mt-2" :to="{name: 'MealPlanPage', }">
+                            {{ $t('Meal_Plan') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                        <h3 class="mt-3">{{ $t('Meal_Type') }}</h3>
+
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            Meal Types allow you to categorize the different Meal Plan Entries.
+                        </p>
+                        <p class="mt-3">
+                            You can also define a time that is used for sorting and calendar integration.
+                        </p>
+
+                        <v-btn color="primary" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-utensils" class="me-2 mt-2" :to="{name: 'ModelListPage', params: {model: 'MealType'}}">
+                            {{ $t('Meal_Type') }}
+                        </v-btn>
+
+                    </v-window-item>
+                </v-window>
+            </v-container>
+        </v-main>
+    </v-layout>
+
+
+</template>
+
+<script setup lang="ts">
+
+import {ref} from "vue";
+
+const drawer = defineModel()
+const window = ref('start')
+
+</script>
+
+
+<style scoped>
+
+</style>
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diff --git a/vue3/src/pages/HelpPage.vue b/vue3/src/pages/HelpPage.vue
index 691279cea..0b0149c25 100644
--- a/vue3/src/pages/HelpPage.vue
+++ b/vue3/src/pages/HelpPage.vue
@@ -1,84 +1,9 @@
 <template>
 
-    <v-container>
-        <v-row>
-            <v-col>
-                <v-card>
-                    <v-card-title class="text-h4">Welcome {{ useUserPreferenceStore().userSettings.user.displayName }}</v-card-title>
-
-                    <v-card-text class="text-body-1">
-                        <p>This page contains basic information to the most important features and concepts of Tandoor.</p>
-                        <p> It is recommended to read at least the first few entries to get a feel of what Tandoor can do for you.</p>
-                    </v-card-text>
-                </v-card>
-            </v-col>
-        </v-row>
-
-        <v-row>
-            <v-col>
-                <v-expansion-panels>
-                    <v-expansion-panel>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-title>
-                            <i :class="TUserSpace.icon" class="fa-fw me-2"></i> {{ $t('Space') }}
-                        </v-expansion-panel-title>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-text>
-                            <p>All your data is stored in a space where you can invite other people to collaborate on your recipe database.</p>
-                            <p class="mt-1">
-                                Books, Shopping Lists and Mealplans are not shared by default. You can share them with specific other members of
-                                your space using the settings.
-                            </p>
-                            <p class="mt-1">
-                                You can create and be a member of multiple spaces. Switch between them freely using the navigation or space settings.
-                                Depending on the permission configured by the space owner some features might not be available in all spaces.
-                            </p>
-                            <v-divider class="mt-2 mb-2"></v-divider>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$settings" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceSettings'}">{{ $t('SpaceSettings') }}</v-btn>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="fa-solid fa-users" class="me-2" :to="{name: 'SpaceMemberSettings'}">{{ $t('Invites') }}</v-btn>
-
-                        </v-expansion-panel-text>
-                    </v-expansion-panel>
-                    <v-expansion-panel>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-title>
-                            <i :class="TRecipe.icon" class="fa-fw me-2"></i> {{ $t('Recipes') }}
-                        </v-expansion-panel-title>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-text>
-                            <p>Recipes are the foundation of your Tandoor space. A Recipe has one or more steps that contain
-                                all ingredients, instructions and other information. Ingredients in turn consist of an amount, a unit and a food,
-                                allowing recipes to be scaled, nutrition's to be calculated and shopping to be organized.</p>
-
-                            <p class="mt-1">Besides manually creating them you can also
-                                import them from various different places.</p>
-
-                            <v-divider class="mt-2 mb-2"></v-divider>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$create" class="me-2" :to="{ name: 'ModelEditPage', params: {model: 'recipe'} }">{{ $t('Create') }}
-                            </v-btn>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$import" class="me-2" :to="{ name: 'RecipeImportPage' }">{{ $t('Import') }}</v-btn>
-
-                        </v-expansion-panel-text>
-                    </v-expansion-panel>
-
-                    <v-expansion-panel>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-title>
-                            <i :class="TUnit.icon" class="fa-fw me-2"></i> {{ $t('Units') }} & {{ $t('UnitConversion') }}
-                        </v-expansion-panel-title>
-                        <v-expansion-panel-text>
-                            <p>Units allow you to measure how much of something you need in a recipe or on a shopping list. They are
-                            also essential for the calculation of Properties. </p>
-
-                            <p class="mt-1">Setting a base unit allows you to name your Unit however you want (e.g. grams, g, G, gram)
-                            while allowing Tandoor to automatically convert between the units in the same system (weight/volume).
-                            Additionally you can use custom unit conversion to convert between volume and weight trough the
-                            specific density of a food (e.g. 1 cup of flour = 120 g). These conversions are used to calculate
-                            the Properties for a Recipe and might allow cosmetic display changes later.</p>
-
-                            <v-divider class="mt-2 mb-2"></v-divider>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$create" class="me-2" :to="{ name: 'ModelEditPage', params: {model: 'unit'} }">{{ $t('Unit') }}
-                            </v-btn>
-                            <v-btn color="info" variant="tonal" prepend-icon="$create" class="me-2" :to="{ name: 'ModelEditPage', params: {model: 'unitconversion'} }">{{ $t('UnitConversion') }}</v-btn>
-
-                        </v-expansion-panel-text>
-                    </v-expansion-panel>
-                </v-expansion-panels>
+    <v-container height="70vh">
+        <v-row height="70vh" >
+            <v-col height="70vh">
+                <help-view height="70vh"></help-view>
             </v-col>
         </v-row>
 
@@ -88,9 +13,7 @@
 
 <script setup lang="ts">
 
-import {TKeyword, TRecipe, TUnit, TUserSpace} from "@/types/Models";
-import {useUserPreferenceStore} from "../stores/UserPreferenceStore";
-import HelpDialog from "@/components/dialogs/HelpDialog.vue";
+import HelpView from "@/components/display/HelpView.vue";
 </script>
 
 <style scoped>