Is this something?
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Just weighing up the competition. This one particular firm have built their own CMS. One thing they touch on is limiting how their client can amend the content. I take this to mean only allowing them to add text and not specify size and weight etc. I like this idea. Is it something C5 can do?
Advanced permissions? where?
pop this in your /config/site.php
inside the php tags
define('PERMISSIONS_MODEL', 'advanced');
you cannot reverse back to simple
inside the php tags
define('PERMISSIONS_MODEL', 'advanced');
you cannot reverse back to simple
Didin't see any difference?
go to edit a page then look at permissions..
I see I get it. Sorry I'm still in Joomla land. So I set the primary permissions for the page in admin then set the block permissions on the edit page.
What about the WYSIWYG editor permissions for the user like in Joomla, so all they can do is add text?
What about the WYSIWYG editor permissions for the user like in Joomla, so all they can do is add text?
you got me there...lol... hopefully someone else will have the answer
Also can I stop the client touching the design element part of the block?
- or moving it or selecting a custom template?
- or moving it or selecting a custom template?
you can also limit what tool bars tinyMCE uses for the content block