Page Pop folders organize your page pops and allow folder-level permissions to be set, restricting which admin groups can create, edit, or view pops within each folder. Folders are created in the Page Pops module navigation.
💡Quick answers
- What are Page Pop folders used for? Organizing page pops and controlling which admin groups can access, create, and edit pops by setting permissions at the folder level.
- Creating a Page Pop folder? In the Page Pops module, use the folder management area to create a new folder and give it a descriptive name; then move existing pops into it or create new pops directly inside it.
- Can permissions be set per Page Pop folder? Yes; open the folder settings to assign admin group access levels, controlling which groups can view and manage the pops within that folder.
Folders are a convenient way to organize your Page Pops, making it simple to assign permissions to different groups of admins.
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Create a folder
To create a folder, click the Create Folder icon next to All Page Pops on the Page Pops list.
- Give the folder a name, and optionally, set the folder level permissions.
- Create as many folders as you like; however, folders cannot be nested underneath other folders.
Keep Page Pops organized
To create a Page Pop inside a particular folder, click on the folder before you click the green Create Page Pop button. Any pop not created in a folder will be in the Uncategorized view of the Page Pops list. Only users with Admin global level rights to the Page Pops module can see or create pops in the Uncategorized view.
Move a Page Pop from Uncategorized or from a different folder by clicking on the Move to Folder icon to the right of the pop on the list, or in the bottom-right menu of the Page Pop details.
To delete a folder, click on the three-dot More Actions menu next to it, then click on Delete. Page Pops from that folder will be moved to Uncategorized.
Folder permissions
Click on the three-dot More Actions menu next to the folder, then click on Settings to bring up the Folder Settings menu.
For more information on admin permissions, refer to Page Pop admin permissions.
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