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How do I restrict an editor to a given page & sub-pages?
How do I restrict an editor to a given page & sub-pages?

Managing User Permission

Updated over 3 months ago

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1. In order to check that, you have to login to the site and go to the homepage. Click On "Admin Panel" button. White top tile will be popped up.

In order to check that, you have to login to the site and go to the homepage. Click On "Admin Panel" button. White top tile will be popped up.

2. Click on "Permissions" button from the white top tile which will open the Permission window.

Click on "Permissions" button from the white top tile which will open the Permission window.

3. In permission window, if you see at least one administrator is selected that means the site is permission restricted.

In permission window, if you see at least one administrator is selected that means the site is permission restricted.

4. Now if you want any editor/s to edit any page, you must have to give them access to that specific page/s. For example, if you want to give access albert to the resident and all of its children pages, you have to go to the Resident page first.

Now if you want any editor/s to edit any page, you must have to give them access to that specific page/s. For example, if you want to give access albert to the resident and all of its children pages, you have to go to the Resident page first.

5. Once you go the Resident page, Click on "Admin Panel" button, White top tile will be popped up.

Once you go the Resident page, Click on "Admin Panel" button, White top tile will be popped up.

6. Click on "Permissions" button from the white top tile which will open the Permission window for this page

Click on "Permissions" button from the white top tile which will open the Permission window for this page

7. In the permission window, please scroll down and select the editor/s who suppose to get access to edit this page and its children pages and click on Save. For example, I have selected editor "albert@revize.com", albert now can edit the resident and its children pages.

In the permission window, please scroll down and select the editor/s who suppose to get access to edit this page and its children pages and click on Save. For example, I have selected editor "<a href="mailto:albert@revize.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">albert@revize.com</a>", albert now can edit the resident and its children pages.

8. If you decide not to give access to the resident page but to a lower level page, all you need is to go the specific page and follow the same procedure.

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