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General Help & Support / Re: Make /admin forbidden for one particular user (user_id ==2)
« Last post by CodeALot on September 19, 2025, 01:04:08 PM »Is this a decision the customer made based on WB's circumstances, or one they would like to have regardless of the CMS used? As far as I know, this solution (one password for everyone) doesn't exist in any modern CMS.Ehm... Yes, it's very easy: create one user called "visitor" and give it a password. Tell everyone about the name and password. Done.

But I know, that's just a very simple 'barrier' to prevent a site to be 100% public. And that's all they needed in this case.
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I followed your suggestion; it's an idea we've been discussing here for a long time: a new permission, with the example name "backend_user." This leaves the user with the backend login and the option to only change their profile data.
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That is the same as creating a user without any permissions - but they still can access /admin and change their profile. My "wish" is to have all that in the frontend. No access to the backend. Like you change your data in your Amazon account. For example

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