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Learn how the Access settings page controls what public visitors, signed-in users, and the owner can do with a Zwyn Tag.
The Access settings page controls the permission matrix for a Zwyn Tag. It defines what public visitors, signed-in users, and the owner are allowed to do.
Instead of using one simple visibility mode, Zwyn uses individual permissions. This lets you control profile viewing, entry creation, entry viewing, entry editing, and entry deletion separately.
Change the example settings to see how audiences and permissions work together before using the real Access settings page.
Change the example settings to see how audiences and permissions work together.
Choose the minimum audience allowed to perform each action. More trusted audiences automatically inherit the permission.
Who can open and view the public-facing tag profile.
Who can add new entries to this tag.
Who can see entries connected to this tag.
Who can edit entries. Public editing is disabled in the simple editor.
Who can delete entries. Public deleting is disabled in the simple editor.
Signed-in users can only delete their entries if they are also allowed to edit their entries.
Public permissions apply without signing in. Only enable public actions when anyone with the tag link should really be allowed to use them.
Learn how the tag overview page brings together the most important information and actions for one Zwyn Tag.
Learn how audiences and permissions control who can view, create, edit, or delete Zwyn Tag content.
Learn how entries store schema-based records, history, updates, and images for a Zwyn Tag.
Learn how a tag state controls whether a Zwyn Tag is currently available or disabled.