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Update Public Accessibility Settings for Standard Visualforce Pages of Your Experience Cloud Site
Review the public accessibility settings of your standard Visualforce pages that are associated with your Experience Cloud site, and update them as needed.
If you’re performing this review on an Experience Cloud site that is live, assess the impact in a sandbox first before changing anything in production.
- From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Digital Experiences, and select .
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Next to the site that you want to access, click .
All the pages in the Site Visualforce Pages section are public facing. If your business case calls for all those pages to be public, you can finish your audit here. If not, change the access settings.
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To edit a page’s public access settings, in the Site Visualforce Pages section, click
Edit. The Enabled Visualforce Pages column lists all the public-facing
pages. Move pages in and out of the column to change their public accessibility, and then
save.
If you already use the Experience Builder pages for login and registration, don’t enable public access to SiteLogin, ForgotPassword, SiteRegister, or CommunitiesSelfReg. However, if your site uses Visualforce pages for login or registration, make sure those pages are publicly exposed.
Check the Visualforce pages every time you create an Experience Cloud site. Have a process in place to apply changes as you implement new sites.
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