Is it possible to give content supervisors not access to Dashboard?
I'd like to setup a group that can edit site content but would not have access to the site Dashboard. Is this possible?
Permissions
The Permissions button gives you a range of options for determining which users and groups are allowed to view and modify the page. If you have advanced permissions enabled then there will be more choices for permissions.
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