By clicking on the pencil icon you can make some items only visible to you (Hide from everyone), only to you and managers (Show to managers), to everyone apart from visitors (Show to members) or to everyone (Show to visitors). The ‘ Access level‘ allows you to decide who can see the report item. The reports module page lists all the possible reports visible to your users.Ĭlicking on the ‘ Enabled‘ setting makes the report available or unavailable. Once you have made your selection don’t forget to scroll to the bottom and click on the ‘ Save‘ button. The ‘ Access level‘ allows you to decide who can see the list item. The List module page lists all the possible lists visible to your users.Ĭlicking on the ‘ Enabled‘ setting makes the list available or unavailable. The default for that chart is to do an unlimited search for any relationship, but on a large complex tree this can use up a lot of your server resources, so these preferences allow you to add limits to the search should you need to do so. For example, clicking on the Relationship spanner icon takes you to a page from where you can add preferences to the ‘Relationships’ chart. The spanner icon next to a name indicates there is an extra setting. The ‘ Access level‘ allows you to decide who can see the chart item. The chart modules page lists all the possible charts visible to your users.Ĭlicking on the ‘ Enabled‘ setting makes the chart available or unavailable.

For example, clicking on the FAQ spanner icon takes you to a page from where you can ‘Add an FAQ’, Move a question up or down the list of questions, edit a question or answer, or delete a question or answer. The ‘ Access level‘ allows you to decide who can see the menu item.

The menu module page lists all the possible contents for the main Webtrees menu.Ĭlicking on the ‘ Enabled‘ setting makes the menu item available or unavailable, and clicking on the ‘ Move up‘ or ‘ Move down‘ arrows not only moves the items up or down the list, but also moves the menu item left to right on the menu display.

The icons along the top of the table indicate which group or sub-group the module is included in. The table lists the module name on the left in alphabetical order, followed by an indication as to whether they have been activated, then a description. The modules are listed in five different main categories, and with each category having sub-categories to make webtrees module administration easier, but as well as listing them in categories they are all listed in a single table in the ‘All Modules’ section. Webtrees Module Administration All Modules Webtrees Module Administration is accomplished with over 180 different settings all of which are described in some detail on this Webtrees Module Administration page.

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