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Cmb: Removed unmatched parentheses.

2022-11-24T15:32:36Z

Removed unmatched parentheses.

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	To understand what a publisher can do, we need to clarify the Access Control Levels (ACLs). The ACLs set the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla only four of which have access to the website Frontend: Registered, Author, Editor and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Backend: Manager, Administrator, and Super Users. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public unregistered) or ~~Guest~~, level.		To understand what a publisher can do, we need to clarify the Access Control Levels (ACLs). The ACLs set the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla only four of which have access to the website Frontend: Registered, Author, Editor and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Backend: Manager, Administrator, and Super Users. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public unregistered or guest, level.

	A complete explanation of Permissions is shown at the [[Access Control List Tutorial]].</translate>		A complete explanation of Permissions is shown at the [[Access Control List Tutorial]].</translate>

Cmb: Added details of Publisher permissions setting.

2022-07-13T20:12:33Z

Added details of Publisher permissions setting.

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	<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>		<noinclude><languages /></noinclude>

	<noinclude>{{review}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{review}}</noinclude>

	<translate><!--T:1-->		<translate><!--T:1-->
	To understand what a publisher can do, we need to clarify the Access Control Levels (ACLs). The ACLs set the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla only four of which have access to the website ~~Front-end~~: Registered, Author, Editor and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Backend: Manager, Administrator, and Super Users. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>		To understand what a publisher can do, we need to clarify the Access Control Levels (ACLs). The ACLs set the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla only four of which have access to the website Frontend: Registered, Author, Editor and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Backend: Manager, Administrator, and Super Users. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public unregistered) or Guest, level.

			A complete explanation of Permissions is shown at the [[Access Control List Tutorial]].</translate>

	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->
	A publisher is a User level with access only to the website Frontend functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>		A publisher is a User level with access only to the website Frontend functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site. You can examine the Publisher permissions in the Administrator: {{rarr \| System,Global Configuration,Permissions tab}}. Then select the Publisher side tab.</translate>

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Cmb: Minor changes for Words2Watch compliance. Other markup changes.

2022-07-05T18:22:04Z

Minor changes for Words2Watch compliance. Other markup changes.

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	To understand ~~more about~~ what a publisher can do, we need to clarify ~~about~~ the Access Control Levels (~~ACL~~). ~~In other words, ACL's govern~~ the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven ~~(7)~~ User Groups/levels within Joomla~~. Only Four (4)~~ of which have access to the ~~Site~~ Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three ~~(3)~~ levels with access to the Administrator ~~Back-end~~: Manager, Administrator, and Super ~~Administrator~~. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>		To understand what a publisher can do, we need to clarify the Access Control Levels (ACLs). The ACLs set the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla only four of which have access to the website Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Backend: Manager, Administrator, and Super Users. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>

	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->
	~~So a~~ publisher is a User level with access only to the ~~Site Front-end~~ functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>		A publisher is a User level with access only to the website Frontend functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>

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MrContra at 05:55, 10 September 2020

2020-09-10T05:55:13Z

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	<translate><!--T:1-->		<translate><!--T:1-->
	To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) ~~only~~ have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>		To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words, ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Only Four (4) of which have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above, there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>

	<translate><!--T:2-->		<translate><!--T:2-->

MATsxm: Marked this version for translation

2015-04-12T17:02:33Z

Marked this version for translation

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	<translate>To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>		<translate><!--T:1-->
			To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>

	<translate>So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>		<translate><!--T:2-->
			So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	<translate>[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]</translate>		<translate><!--T:3-->
			[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]</translate>
	</noinclude>		</noinclude>

MATsxm: Marked for translation

2015-04-12T17:02:23Z

Marked for translation

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	<noinclude>{{review}}</noinclude>		<noinclude>{{review}}</noinclude>

	To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.		<translate>To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.</translate>

	So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.		<translate>So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.</translate>

	<noinclude>		<noinclude>
	[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]		<translate>[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]</translate>
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MATsxm: Needs to be marked for translation

2015-04-04T14:09:35Z

Needs to be marked for translation

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	So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.		So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.

			<noinclude>
	[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]		[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]
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Wgviana at 09:14, 22 September 2011

2011-09-22T09:14:34Z

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	To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.		To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.

Mvangeest: Added category

2011-02-02T20:42:38Z

Added category

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	So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.		So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.

			[[Category:Joomla! user profiles]]

Probie715: fix gramatics

2010-07-14T20:44:17Z

fix gramatics

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	To understand more about a publisher can do we need to clarify about Access Control ~~Level~~ (ACL). In other words ACL ~~governs~~ the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven User Groups/levels within Joomla Four only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.		To understand more about what a publisher can do, we need to clarify about the Access Control Levels (ACL). In other words ACL's govern the permissions that are associated with the individual User levels. There are seven (7) User Groups/levels within Joomla. Four (4) only have access to the Site Front-end: Registered, Author, Editor, and Publisher. There are also three (3) levels with access to the Administrator Back-end: Manager, Administrator, and Super Administrator. In addition to the registered User Groups listed above there is a Public (unregistered) or Guest, level.

	So a publisher is a User level with access only to Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.		So a publisher is a User level with access only to the Site Front-end functions, but with permission to publish content on the Site.