October 4, 2003
Global Category Overrides
[break=For paid/beta users, click here]You may now set a "global" privacy level override for all entries set within a category. This allows for you to quickly set privacy levels for mass entries without having to edit each entry.
When you set a "global" override for a category, all entries inherit the privacy level without losing their individual privacy levels.
So if you were to put an entry (originally set as friends-only) in a private category, it will become a private entry. However, when you take it out of that category, it will once again become a friends-only entry.
You can set your global overrides by editing a category in your control panel.[/break]
For the rest of you...
Entries posted to shared journals ... might get a bit skewy with the new privacy settings. I've been rewriting a lot of the code without really keeping in mind the shared journals settings; the shared journals system is going to be *completely* overhauled (the current shared journals was only created to be a placeholder until I could get other features ironed out first).
When you set a "global" override for a category, all entries inherit the privacy level without losing their individual privacy levels.
So if you were to put an entry (originally set as friends-only) in a private category, it will become a private entry. However, when you take it out of that category, it will once again become a friends-only entry.
You can set your global overrides by editing a category in your control panel.[/break]
For the rest of you...
Entries posted to shared journals ... might get a bit skewy with the new privacy settings. I've been rewriting a lot of the code without really keeping in mind the shared journals settings; the shared journals system is going to be *completely* overhauled (the current shared journals was only created to be a placeholder until I could get other features ironed out first).
Posted by tabulas on October 4, 2003 at 02:56 AM | 6 Comments
dracil
Also, when the new system goes into place, we won't lose our shared journal entries right?
roy
I don't quite understand the question? There are no shared journal categories... ?
I was answering the second question as in, "yes, you will not lose any entries when i switch over to the new system."
dracil
tabulas
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