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Setting content folder permissions
By default, when you create a content folder in the Content Library (see “Creating a content
folder” on page 56), the folder permissions are set to Same As Parent. The folder has the same
permissions profile as that of the folder in which it is created.
You can make content folders public or private:
Anyone can view the content contained in a public folder, as long as the content has a
Same As Parent permission setting and not a custom permissions profile prohibiting public
viewing.
Public
Only selected Breeze users can view the content located inside private content folders.
These users must first log in with a Breeze user name and password, even when viewing any
content in the browser. The user cannot view any of the content without the appropriate
permission, in addition to a valid Breeze user account.
Private
Account administrators, course managers, and users with permission to manage a specific
Content Library folder can edit a content folder’s permission profile.
When customizing the permission settings for a content folder, you can choose either of the
following options:
Make the contents of a folder available publicly even if the parent folder
permission setting is not set to allow public viewing, as long as the content has a Same As Parent
permission setting and not a custom permissions profile prohibiting public viewing.
Allow public viewing
Add users or groups to the profile
and set the access for each user or group to Access Denied, View, Publish, or Manage. User and
group permissions that you set for the folder take precedence over permissions that are set for the
parent folder.
Create a custom permissions profile for users and groups
To set permissions for a content folder:
1. Click the Content tab.
2. Navigate to the content folder whose permission settings you want to set.
For more information, see “Navigating the Content Library” on page 39.
3. Select the name of the content folder whose permission settings you want to set.
4. Click the Set Permissions button in the navigation bar.
The Set Permissions page appears.
5. If you see a Customize button, click it. Otherwise, go to step 6.
Note: You will not see a Customize button if the folder already has a custom profile,
6. On the Set Permissions page, do one of the following:
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To make the content in the folder publicly accessible, select the Yes button, next to Allow
public viewing, and then click the OK button.
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To create a custom profile for groups and users or to modify an existing profile for groups
and users, modify the access permissions. For detailed steps, see “Modifying the permission
access list” on page 55.
Chapter 3: Managing the Content Library