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I have built a web site for a friend www.magicalponyparty.co.uk and want to put a blog page on the site - however I would like my friend to be able to update it but would prefer that she doesn't have access to all the other area's in the control panel - is there any way she could be set up as a second user with her own id & password but be restricted to being able to edit the blog page only? any help very much appreciated
Hello,
At the moment this isn't possible with an InstantPro site, using one MyFreeola account however we are looking to introduce an account control system for InstantPro in the future as this would then be used with features such as the blogs, forums or shop.
If the site is a paid for InstantPro site then you could set up a separate MyFreeola account just for that and have us move the InstantPro service over to that.
At the moment this isn't possible with an InstantPro site, using one MyFreeola account however we are looking to introduce an account control system for InstantPro in the future as this would then be used with features such as the blogs, forums or shop.
If the site is a paid for InstantPro site then you could set up a separate MyFreeola account just for that and have us move the InstantPro service over to that.
I have built a web site for a friend www.magicalponyparty.co.uk and want to put a blog page on the site - however I would like my friend to be able to update it but would prefer that she doesn't have access to all the other area's in the control panel - is there any way she could be set up as a second user with her own id & password but be restricted to being able to edit the blog page only? any help very much appreciated