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This topic describes the permissions and other security requirements related to the on-site editing interface. The information here is primarily intended to help system administrators correctly set up user accounts for on-site editing.
Like with CMS Desk, users need to be designated as editors to access on-site editing mode.
1. Go to Site Manager (or CMS Desk) -> Administration -> Users.
2. Edit a user on the General tab.
3. Check the Is editor box.
4. Click 
Save.
The system now recognizes the given user as an editor.
There are several module permissions that affect on-site editing. You can configure these permissions for specific roles in Site Manager / CMS Desk -> Administration -> Permissions.
Module |
Permission |
Description |
Content |
Read |
Only users who belong to roles that have this permission are able to enter on-site editing mode. |
Modify |
Allows users to edit document fields and the content of editable regions. |
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Create |
Allows users to create new pages (documents). |
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Delete |
Allows users to delete existing pages from the website. |
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Browse tree |
Users need this permission to perform document management actions, such as creating and deleting pages or viewing the document list. It is not required for basic work with editable region content. |
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Design |
Design website |
Users need this permission to configure the properties of web parts through the on-site editing interface. The system only highlights editable regions and images for users without this permission. |
Additionally, all permissions configured for document types or individual documents also apply in on-site editing mode. You can find more information in the Development -> Membership, permissions and security -> Permissions chapter.
You can also customize the visibility of individual elements on the on-site editing toolbar and in the related dialogs for particular roles via UI personalization.
1. Go to Site Manager / CMS Desk -> Administration -> UI personalization.
2. Select the appropriate Site and Role.
3. Choose the CMS On-site editing Module.
4. Configure the checkboxes as required. The available options match individual buttons on the main on-site editing toolbar.
Members of the selected role can now see only the specified UI elements.
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All of the UI personalization options set for the Content Module also apply (e.g. various document property tabs, the web part properties dialog etc).
You can find additional details in the Development -> Membership, permissions and security -> UI personalization chapter. |
