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User Groups and Permissions

Page Visibility

Make a page visible to selected user group(s).

Page visibility can be used when you want to restrict a certain page to just Logged in users or just Non Logged in users. It is configured in Page Settings => Visibility and has the following options:

  • All users (selected by default)

  • Logged in users

  • Non Logged in users

Page visibility options

Page visibility options

This functionality can be used to have gated content on your Softr app, allowing only logged in users to view specific pages. Here, we’ve shown how it can be used to make the page with online courses accessible to logged in users only.

Custom User Groups

The User Groups settings for the page are similar to that of the block but allow setting access for the whole page.

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