Reading the post "content-manager---lightweight-editing-ui"
and the follwing sentence :
It is easy to create a setup where you have one "super editor" with access to Edit Mode. That user would configure the approval workflows, publish pages etc. but would also review content items created by "content editors" using the new Content Manager. All the 'publishing & review' complexity is entirely handled by the 'super editor' from Edit Mode.
Has anyone found out how to do that? That is, editors for the content manager should have no access to the edit mode. Normally we are mapping roles like this in appsettings.json:
Reading the post "content-manager---lightweight-editing-ui"
and the follwing sentence :
It is easy to create a setup where you have one "super editor" with access to Edit Mode. That user would configure the approval workflows, publish pages etc. but would also review content items created by "content editors" using the new Content Manager. All the 'publishing & review' complexity is entirely handled by the 'super editor' from Edit Mode.
Has anyone found out how to do that? That is, editors for the content manager should have no access to the edit mode. Normally we are mapping roles like this in appsettings.json:
Are there any equivalent for CmsEditors/SearchAdmins for the content manager?
regards
Magnus