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Private sites: You asked, we answered. Now you can create a private website that only your inner circle can read. You decide who reads and who writes. Look for the new private site option when you create a new site or in your existing site's settings area - just click on 'permissions.'
Look for the private option when creating a new site....
If you want to convert an existing site to be a Private site, follow these instructions:
1. Log in as an Administrator or Creator.
2. Go to Settings and click on Permissions.
3. Click on the "I Want to Change These Settings" button.
4. Select the Private site option and Save your changes. You'll be asked to confirm.
Note: RSS feeds are disabled when a site is set to private status.
Look for the private option when creating a new site....
If you want to convert an existing site to be a Private site, follow these instructions:
1. Log in as an Administrator or Creator.
2. Go to Settings and click on Permissions.
3. Click on the "I Want to Change These Settings" button.
4. Select the Private site option and Save your changes. You'll be asked to confirm.
Note: RSS feeds are disabled when a site is set to private status.
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| kimonamilo | private wiki non-member page | 0 | Oct 29 2008, 3:51 PM EDT by kimonamilo | ||
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Thread started: Oct 29 2008, 3:51 PM EDT
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Is there a way to change/enhance the page that non-members see if they go to a private wiki? It would be nice to be able to put the same logo, for example, as is on the main pages. It would also be nice to customize more of the message there, so the header can say something more personal or site-specific than "XXX is a Private Wiki". If there's a way to do this, could someone give me a hint?
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| robboyd | Using Two Wiki's - one public/one private | 0 | Aug 8 2008, 11:58 AM EDT by robboyd | ||
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Thread started: Aug 8 2008, 11:58 AM EDT
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Our neighborhood wiki, CastleHillsCommunity.com has been VERY successful. We just took the whole site private due to concerns from neighbors who were airing their dirty laundry..I agree this is the right thing to do but some other things are happening such as people grumbling about the very limited information they get when they hit the main page now...we have very limited character count to explain about the privacy policy and what to do...What I would really like to do is have a much more informative and pretty front page that is public and everything else behind it private. I know we can't do this today BUT I had an idea and would love some input on it:
1. Why can't I create a 2nd wiki that will probably remain just one page, set it up exactly like I want and have one big link to the private wiki. I would want to move our custom URL to hit the new 'public' site but that should not be hard....what am I overlooking here....does this sound like a good idea to get a public AND a private side to this? Thanks! Robb |
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| Anonymous | Visitor access to private sites | 1 | May 22 2008, 3:04 AM EDT by Stickmeninc | ||
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Thread started: May 21 2008, 9:51 PM EDT
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Is it possible for someone to sign in as a visitor to a private site (ie to view and request joining). The drop down "What is this used for" for the site descriptor gives this impression.
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