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Increase readability and replace gender-specific pronouns #changetheratio
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Krishna Mohan
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I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner. I

I don't see any way for them to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give them a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Dave N

I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner. I don't see any way for them to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give them a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Dave N

I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner.

I don't see any way for them to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give them a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Increase readability and replace gender-specific pronouns #changetheratio
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edit approved Jan 22, 2016 at 6:09
Alexar
edit approved Jan 22, 2016 at 6:09
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How to give ana content editor access to the theme settings?

I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner. I don't see any way for himthem to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give himthem a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Dave N

How to give an content editor access to the theme settings?

I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner. I don't see any way for him to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give him a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Dave N

How to give a content editor access to the theme settings?

I'm using the Marinelli theme and want to give my main content editor access to the theme settings. Ideally just the ability to upload/change/add/subtract/enable the backgrounds of the rotating banner. I don't see any way for them to do this without full access to the Theme settings. I was able to just give "administer themes" settings to this user and give them a shortcut to that theme. But that's still a lot of liability.

Has anyone been able to do this: limit theme configuration to just certain tasks?

Thanks for any help you can give.

Dave N

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Dave N
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