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Managing User Access to a Website

How to make a website private and give permission to your teammates.

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Written by Alex Piepenbrink
Updated over 8 months ago

If you’re using the Team Edition of TIME Sites, you have the option of making any website in your team’s account private. 

Websites within your personal account are always private (you’re the only one who has access to them.) If you’re a user of Team Edition, though, websites that you create within your team’s account will be public by default: that is, they’ll be visible and editable by all your teammates. 

There may be cases where you don’t want this -- you might prefer to limit access to only specific users on your team. This can be done by changing a website’s type from public to private.

To do this, navigate to your website's dashboard. In the upper right corner, click on Edit for Editing permissions.

Or hover over your website thumbnail, click on the 3 dots, and select Manage Access

You'll then see a screen link this, showing everyone in your account:

You can toggle between having your site public and private in the upper right corner. If your site is private and you want to give access to a teammate, find their avatar and click

on the checkbox.

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