KNOWLEDGE CENTER 

 

 

 

      

 

 

         

 

Login Example

 

    

 

 

 

 

    The following text and images will show how the Visibility feature 

and the Login tool work together.

 

 

 

 

 

 Login to See the Entire Page:

 

1.   If a page needs to be accessed only by logged in users, you can restrict the page by clicking Edit Page Settings located

      in the gray panel to the left of your screen.  It will bring up Edit Page wizard which will offer the same tabs as the

      Add Content wizard.

 

 

2.   Choose the Visibility tab to restrict the entire page to certain users.  You might want to use a page Login  if you are

       displaying a calendar of business meetings targeting your franchisees.

       (You wouldn't necessarily want your customers to see this calendar.)

 

3.   Set the Visibility to Only logged in users of this site, and choose the specific roles.  Click "Finish" to save your settings,    

       and exit the Edit Page wizard. 

       Now, those who are allowed access will need to Login to see the calendar of events.

 

 

 

 

Login to See a Restricted Portion of a Page: 

 

1.   If you don't need the entire page to have a restricted viewing, just a certain section in that page, click "Add Content" located

       in the gray panel to the left of your screen.  The Add Content wizard will come up.  Choose to add an Article, then go

       through the rest of the wizard, as usual, until you get to the Visibilty tab. 

2.   Again, choose Only logged in uses of this site, and select the Roles that will be able to see this Article.

3.   Go through the Publishing tab of the Add Content wizard, and click "Finish."

4.   Your Article will be in place on your working page.  Now, you'll need to fill the Article with the restricted viewing Content.

5.   In our example below, we see the restricted text will be visible only to an Administrator and a Content Editor. 

 

 

 

              

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Now, let’s see how the page looks to a visitor who hasn’t logged in.  

 

 

A Login box and some text are visible. 

The text that is supposed to be seen only by logged in visitors is not visible.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   When a user enters his/her name, a password, and clicks the Login button, the page changes. 

Now we see the Login box has disappeared, and the previously restrictive text

seen at the bottom of the page, is revealed to the logged in visitor. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information about the Visibility tab of the Add Content wizard, see the page Content Visibility, or click here