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.. _feature-83460:
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Feature: #83460 - Hide restricted columns in page module
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See :issue:`83460`
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Description
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In order to get a cleaner page layout view for backend users, an option to hide the restricted columns in page module
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has been introduced.
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When restricting a list of columns to the user, the restricted columns are rendered with a message that the user has no
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access to these columns which might be undesired in certain cases (imagine a user having access to only one of 20
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columns total).
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With assigning the following setting to the UserTS, these columns are hidden and the user will only see the columns they
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are allowed to edit or add content to:
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`mod.web_layout.hideRestrictedCols = 1`
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If you use backend layouts to provide an abstract view of the frontend, hiding the columns with this setting **will**
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break your layout, so handle it with care.
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