Private Content

Private content is only available to CMS users or membership users with at least Read-Only permissions for its folder. Those users must log in to work with the private content. Unauthorized site visitors cannot see it.

 

Note: All members of the Administrators group have access to private content, even if they are not granted permission on the View Permission for Folder screen.

You can designate a folder to be private. In that case, all content in it and its subfolders is private (if they inherit permissions). Alternatively, you can designate specific content items as private.

To demonstrate private content, the following table shows how a user’s status affects the display of content in three scenarios.

See Examples of Private Content

Scenario	Private Content Web Page
Site visitor
Logged in user with read-only permission
Logged-in user with edit permissions	Note: You can determine the appearance of the menu shown above. See Changing the Appearance of the Web Site Content Menu.

Learn About How to Make a Folder Private

This section also contains the following topics.

Making a Folder Private

Making Content Private

Making Assets Private