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Adding protection points

In addition to the protection points created automatically by SiteBuilder it is possible to create additional protection points.

Protection points in file structure
Protection points can be created for directories or single files in the virtual file system of SiteBuilder.

When zoomed in on a directory other than "/" or a file the button Add protection point will be available. Clicking on the button and then confirming the action will result in the creation of a new protection point.


Adding protection point

The permissions for then new protection point can be configured in the Access Control interface. By default they are the same as for the parent directory.

Protection points in RXML
It is possible to create protection points to be used inside the content and template files. They are handled through the Configuration tab in the Content Editor.


Creating protection point

Such a protection point can be used together with a <sb-if> tag placed around restricted information included in a web page.