By default, COYO allows for the administrative roles superadmin, community/page admin, and admin. The superadmin and page/community admin are known as system roles – they cannot be changed.
Superadmin
Superadmins are the top of your permissions and roles pyramid. They not only have access to all areas of Administration anytime, anywhere, but can also switch to moderator mode within the interface. It’s recommended to give a maximum of two to three people this role.The initial user (who usually performs the initial installation) is automatically the superadmin. Only a superadmin can promote another user to superadmin. Users promoted to superadmin automatically have all global permissions, including moderator mode.
Further admins can also be added when the page/community is created – or even later on.
Page/community admin
Every page and every community has at least one admin, namely the creator.Further admins can also be added when the page/community is created – or even later on.
As an admin, you have access to the settings and layout.
You can, e.g. add new apps, view and edit all of the files for the page/community, and customize the settings (e.g. visibility or administrators). In addition, you can edit avatar or cover pictures and remove inappropriate posts.
*(the Administration for the pages looks similar)Admin
The admin is above the user and below the superadmin in the hierarchy.You can also change this role. In this case, we also refer to an additive role, as it supplements the permissions of the default role.
By default, the admin has all administrative permissions including moderator mode and can correspondingly manage all settings such as global settings, homepages, and layouts. However, they cannot appoint anyone as superadmin.
You can read about our recommended subdivision of admins here.
Moderator mode
Not a role but rather a permission that should not be missing from the admin roles mentions above.Users who have activated this mode have access to all of the content and all of the functions of COYO – except for private chats.
In moderator mode, you can, for example, change any avatar or cover picture (on pages, profiles and in communities). You can delete content that you have not created (e.g. inappropriate content). And you can edit any layouts with moderator mode active.
The Administration area is excluded (see above). Separate permissions are required for this.
In moderator mode, you can, for example, change any avatar or cover picture (on pages, profiles and in communities). You can delete content that you have not created (e.g. inappropriate content). And you can edit any layouts with moderator mode active.
The Administration area is excluded (see above). Separate permissions are required for this.
