Hello community, how can I disabled certain pages so that they are not seen in the admin panel (list of pages), depending on the permissions of each group. I need the editor to only see the folders it has access to, so it's not so confusing. With CRUD permissions, it disables access by sending to a 403 error page, but the folder is still visible in the main list, I would like it to be something like the ROOT folder that is only visible to admin.
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last edited 02/25/23 by Sabrina
Hi @partidademadre
I don't have a solution for you, but some time ago I applied display:none with a CSS selector for attribute values starting with "_" . This way the client didn't see the modules, only the tree of child pages. I did that before I discovered how to separate those modules in a dedicated folder and access them via TWIG...
Maybe there's a CSS class or selector that can help you achieve that, even if it's just a mess like the one I've just explained.
If you have found a solution this year, please tell us about it!
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