You can change a contributor’s access role to increase or decrease the level of
access. A contributor’s access role is specific to a CMS workspace, so you must change the
contributor’s role in each assigned workspace. Admins can’t change their own role.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions
User Permissions
Needed
To manage contributors in a CMS workspace:
A CMS workspace contributor role of content admin
In the Digital Experiences app, go to CMS
Workspaces and open the appropriate workspace.
On the Contributor’s tab, click next to the contributor you want to change and
select Change Role.
Note To prevent you from accidentally removing your access to a workspace, you
can’t edit or remove your own contributor role. To change your level of
access, another admin must update your role.
Select the new contributor role, and click Update.
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