Page access

Wild Apricot system distinguishes the following access levels:

• Public visitor - any one who comes to your website and has not logged in. This person can only see public pages, which are set to be visible (See Page visibility)
• Member - a logged in visitor from your member database. Each member belongs to a certain Member level. Each member can access his/her own profile (See Member - edit profile) and use other online self-service functions. Depending on Member level settings, member might also have access to Website Pages with Restricted Access. (Again, only pages that are set to be Visible).
• Site administrator - a person who has administrative access (See Managing site administrators). This person has access to the site administration menu and in its website section can see all of the pages - visible and invisible, member-only and publicly accessible.

Here is an illustration:

Site menu as shown to a public visitor:

Site menu as shown to an authorized member:

(notice the link to profile in the login box and Members-only section with a lock icon)

Web pages as shown to an authorized site administrator:

(partial screenshot)