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General Documentation
IntroductionWhat is the content manager and what does it do?Site StructureTemplatesTypes of UsersLogin and LogoutBrowser SettingsSecurity ZonesPop-up Blockers The Navigation AreaPages TabAll Pages ViewFor Follow Up ViewUnpublished Pages ViewPrivate Pages ViewSearch ViewUsers TabGroups TabOptions TabAdvanced OptionsOrganizationTroubleshootingArticles Tab (optional) The Content AreaThe Page TitleChanging the Page TitleText Editing & FormattingCutCopyPasteBoldItalicUnderlineSuperscript & SubscriptLeft, Center, Right AlignmentNumbered ListBulleted ListIndent & OutdentColorUnformatPage BreakSymbolsRulerSaving ChangesUndo Last SavePublishing/Submitting ChangesPublic CheckboxManaging ImagesUploading New ImagesImage Sizing OptionsResizingPlacing ImagesAligning ImagesImage CaptionsImage BordersEdit ImagesLinking ImagesRemoving ImagesManaging StylesStyle TypesCreating New StylesApplying StylesManaging FilesUploading New FilesLinking FilesManaging LinksTypes of LinksAutomatic LinksLink Type Dropdown MenuPage LinksImage LinksFile LinksExternal LinksEmail LinksLinks to an ImageClearing LinksManaging VersionsNewEditDeletePreviewWYSIWYG & HTML ViewsPage NotesThe Control Tray |
The Groups Screen
The Groups Screen is part of the Content Manager's security features. Groups allow an Administrator to control the level of access that other users have to the editing features. (See Introduction, Types of Users for an explanation of user account types.) For example, you may wish to restrict a user to making changes to only a few pages relating to his or her role.
Groups are most often used on larger websites where there are many people editing the site. Groups allow for division of the pages within the site, assigning only certain groups of pages to certain groups of people, providing restrictions on who can edit what.
On smaller websites editing by only one or two people, Groups are not needed. Instead, all user accounts can operate with Administrator access. Administrators are not affected by Group membership; they have full access to all pages regardless of the permissions they are given. To create a new group, hit the New button within the Groups tab.
In the New Group Wizard, type in the Group Name and hit the Next button. (You can provide optional comments that provide more information about the group.)
On the Members screen, select which users will be members of the Group and what their editing privileges will be. This is done by clicking on the icon next to the user's name.
After User Members have been selected, select the pages that will be members of this Group. Hit the Next button.
Finally, specify the user account designated as the Group Manager (this person must already be an Editor for this group or an Administrator). The Group Manager will receive email notifications when Authors submit content changes for approval. Hit the Finish button to complete group set-up.
Groups can be deleted or changed by simply selecting the group from the Groups list and right-clicking. Members and Properties bring up the appropriate configuration screen, allowing you to edit members and properties for the group.
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