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    Quote from: il_dandi at Mar 21, 2010, 01:08 PM

    Please help me!!
    il_dandi,

    It’s frustrating to try to help someone who won’t re-read the information you’ve already given them, even after you tell them to more than once.

    Read the first line of the second post in this topic.

    If the information above doesn’t help you, you really need to hire someone to do your site for you. I wish we had the time to give everyone step-by-step directions on getting the site they want, but we just don’t.
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      Quote from: BobRay at Mar 21, 2010, 09:35 PM


      Read the first line of the second post in this topic.


      Excuse me for my message... I’ve read your post

      "Removing the element_tree permission from the policy will hide the Elements tree. "

      but I can’t find policy area where hide Elements tree, where Can I find this area?

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        Security | Access Controls | Access Policies tab.

        You should be using a duplicate of the Administrator policy for your non-super user.

        Right-click on that policy and select "Edit".

        On the Permissions tab, right-click on the element_tree permission and select "Remove Permission."

        Save the policy.
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