Drupal Starter Kits
Roles and permissions
Drupal Starter Kits offers a number of roles that provide different levels of permission to users. For details, navigate to Manage > People > Permissions.
When creating a new user, ensure that you apply multiple roles and provide the necessary permissions. For example, to create a user who can create and publish content, you must apply the Content Author and Content Editor roles to the user.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Has all permissions and access to all aspects of the site. |
| Low Code Site Builder | Can create and edit Site Studio components. |
| Site Builder | Uses Drupal site building tools, such as, to construct the site. No content privileges. |
| Content Administrator | Has access to all content creation and management permissions. |
| Content Author | Has access to create and manage their own content |
| Content Editor | Has access to review and publish all content. |
| User Administrator | Has access to administer and manage other users. |
| Anonymous User | Can view published content. |
| Authenticated User | Has access to create and manage their own content. |
| Frontend site with preview | Has permissions entitled to a headless site to view and preview content. |
| Headless Administrator | A frontend developer who interacts with Drupal Starter Kits to build data models and configure connectivity with front end applications. |
For more information, see Drupal’s roles and permissions.
| Role | Description |
|---|---|
| Administrator | Has all permissions and access to all aspects of the site. |
| Low Code Site Builder | Can create and edit Site Studio components. |
| Site Builder | Uses Drupal site building tools, such as, to construct the site. No content privileges. |
| Content Administrator | Has access to all content creation and management permissions. |
| Content Author | Has access to create and manage their own content |
| Content Editor | Has access to review and publish all content. |
| User Administrator | Has access to administer and manage other users. |
| Anonymous User | Can view published content. |
| Authenticated User | Has access to create and manage their own content. |
| Frontend site with preview | Has permissions entitled to a headless site to view and preview content. |
| Headless Administrator | A frontend developer who interacts with Drupal Starter Kits to build data models and configure connectivity with front end applications. |
For more information, see Drupal’s roles and permissions.
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