When creating a new role, you must also associate it with one or more pages. If you don't, users assigned the role can't view or change the page(s).

Administrators, Publishers and Writers are by default already associated with every area of the website.

1. Navigate to the page where you want to associate the role. 
2. Select Security on the Edit tab:
   
3. From the Security menu select No for Inherit Settings:
   When No is selected, the security settings for your page will differ from those of the parent page.
4. If you want to password-protect the page and restrict access to logged-in users with specific roles (meaning only authorised individuals will be able to log in to the page):
   
   1. Select No for Public Access.
      
   2. Check the new role and any others you want to associate with the page. Uncheck any roles you don't want to associate with the page.
   Always leave Administrator checked so you have access to this area.
5. Save the page (refer to Juniper Websites: What do the different save options mean? for more information as needed).

The role(s) you checked have been associated with the page. Where public access has been restricted, users will be required to log in to access the page:

By default, the page will contain the following statement:

To access this area we need you to login using the email address and password provided to you by the school. Please enter this information below and click login to proceed.

If you are an administrator, you can update the message for all secure pages on the site.

Updated 28 January 2025 11:05