cody.flanagan
posted this
18 November 2022
Along with this might be the option to lock various content blocks and allow others to edit only those that you give them permissions too.
Obviously, the key problem is that your local version of NicePage wouldn't necessarily stay in sync with the published website.
So your customer makes changes on the live site, you open your local copy which has the previous version, when you republish, your customer's changes are overwritten.
This is exactly why content management systems were created.
Ideally, in a "shared" environment - and this is entirely doable - NP would have the ability to download the site - or at least those pages that are out of sync, so that you don't overwrite previous edits.
Of course you could do this manually, but the whole idea of NP is to make things easier not more difficult.
Along with this might be the option to lock various content blocks and allow others to edit only those that you give them permissions too.
Obviously, the key problem is that your local version of NicePage wouldn't necessarily stay in sync with the published website.
So your customer makes changes on the live site, you open your local copy which has the previous version, when you republish, your customer's changes are overwritten.
This is exactly why content management systems were created.
Ideally, in a "shared" environment - and this is entirely doable - NP would have the ability to download the site - or at least those pages that are out of sync, so that you don't overwrite previous edits.
Of course you could do this manually, but the whole idea of NP is to make things easier not more difficult.