Restricting Access to Some Manila Content. I've been using Manila both personally and with my classes for three years, but somehow the Site Access Restrictions feature just slipped by me. I'm not sure it's the most, shall we say "elegant" solution to the some parts public, some parts private issue, but it is a solution nonetheless. This way, students can limit access to certain pages in the site to say, just the teacher, putting only finished work out there for everyone to see. The idea is crucial, I think, though an easier solution would be to include those access choices where you create the content. This doesn't seem to work with News Items, but it does work with Stories. [Weblogg-ed News]
This is an important issue that we continue to work with and hopefully will arrive at a better solution as we understand the usage scenarios in more detail. In some respects, I think we all agree that the News Item interface is ready for something of a rewrite. Its definitely on the list.
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