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Disable front-end editing? 5 years 6 months ago #25354

Hi,

I'd like to keep only the back-end edititing for all my Joomla site.

So, is there a way to disable the JEM front-end editing for all (admins + ...) ?
Or at least to make it disappear with a display: none or other trick ?

Thanks for your help
Paul

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Disable front-end editing? 5 years 6 months ago #25355

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Please try with the different rights

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Disable front-end editing? 5 years 6 months ago #25356

Thank you

As far as I know, there's no option for front-end editing in right permission,
but only for editing (means Front + Back-ends)

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Disable front-end editing? 5 years 6 months ago #25359

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If you have no groups and you set only admins only the admin can insert events.

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Disable front-end editing? 5 years 6 months ago #25360

Yes it's exactly the case.

But in my opinion, I'd prefer that logged admins don't get front end inerface "polluted" by edition pictos.
It's possible that I am loosing interesting behaviours, but for now I prefer Frontend and Backend separated in usage. Frontend to see, Backend to manage.
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Then you can try to hide the display of the icons or in the css or in the default.php of the views (only in an template override.
(Me personally, I like in JEM exactly this, that only me has access to the backend part. But others can add events from frontend.

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