# User levels

# Feel free to add your own
# the 'root' user level is added automatically and
# will always be higher than any you add here
# Similary the 'none' level will always be lower
# The order is important -- later leves are higher levels
# higher levels will always be able to do everything that a lower level can do
# 'publish' defines the particular level's access to the publishing process
# This is set per-level -- higher levels don't inherit the value from lower levels

- :name:    editor
  :publish: false

- :name:    admin
  :publish: true

- :name:    designer
  :publish: true

# - :name:    my_level
#   :publish: true

# User levels

# Feel free to add your own
# the 'root' user level is added automatically and
# will always be higher than any you add here
#
# Similary the 'none' level will always be lower
# The order is important -- later leves are higher levels
#
# Higher levels will always be able to do everything that a lower level can do
#
# Flags:
#
# Flags are set per-level -- higher levels don't inherit the value from lower levels.
#
# - 'publish' defines the particular level's access to the publishing process. The default is false
#
# - 'admin' allows users to administer the site's user accounts. The default is false


- :name:    editor
  :publish: false

- :name:    admin
  :publish: true
  :admin: true

- :name:    designer
  :publish: true
  :admin: true

# - :name:    my_level
#   :publish: true

Set the admin flag on the admin & designer groups
Set the admin flag on the admin & designer groups
