Each page has a set of page permissions that confer rights on the Page owner, members of the site and the public

This is a site member permission, independent of the page, that allows a user who has been granted it the ability to create a page. To change it you must use the role permissions editor. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission.

Once granted, a user may read this page. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission.

Once granted, a user may edit the content of this page. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission.

Once granted, a user may delete this page. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission.

Once granted, a user may edit the permissions of the page, and restore older versions. Granting admin permission also grants read permission. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission.

A use that has Super Admin permission in their worksite role is allowed to do anything to any page. If you have permission, you can tick the checkbox to grant that permission. If you do not have permission, you will see the state of the permission

Each page has an owner, this defaults to the user who created the page.

Where a user is not the page owner and not a member of the worksite they are an 'authenticated' user. Granting these permissions on the page gives a 'authenticated' user the permission to read or edit the page.

Anyone, authenticated or not, can have the permission to read the page.

When a site enabled page permission is granted, the worksite roles are consulted to see if a user has permission to perform the action. Where the specific site enabled page permission is not granted, the role permissions are not granted for this page.

When a page permission is granted using the checkboxes, worksite roles are consulted to see whether that role has permission to perform the action. If that worksite role does not have permission to perform the action, it cannot be granted at a page level. Page permissions cascade downwards, so roles with admin permissions will also have read permissions.

Each page has an owner, this defaults to the user who created the page.

Where a user is not the page owner and not a member of the worksite they are an 'athenticated' user. Granting these permissions on the page gives a 'athenticated' user the permission to read or edit the page.

Anyone, authenticated or not, can have the permission to read the page.

When a site enabled page permission is granted, the worksite roles are consulted to see if a user has permission to perform the action. Where the specific site enable page permission is not granted, the role permissions are not enabled for this page.

This is a list of pages that reference or link to this page.

This is a list of pages which this page references or links to.

This is a list of pages representing each comment on this page.

Each page has an owner; this is normally the user who create the page.

This is the site permissions realm that is used to determine site permissions on this page. Normally the realm is the default realm for the site containing the page.

Every page is given a unique ID.

Every page has a name, this name is used in the wiki links. If pages between different worksites are to be used, the full page name should be used in the link.

The date and time when the page was last edited.

Each page has a SHA1 digest. If the digests of 2 pages are the same, the content of both pages are identical. Any change in the page, will change the digest on the page.

When a page is changed you will receive an email notifying you of the change. If you want to change the volume or nature of the emails you are receiving, you can do this with Notification Preferences. The preferences are controlled on a Site by Site basis so you can elect to be notified of changes to some sites, whilst watching a digest in another site and ignoring all notifications in another site.

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