Hi everybody, for the creation of a new (sub-)page, I’d like to have the appropriate templates in a particular order for the end user’s convenience. At the same time, templates that are irrelevant for the end user, should be filtered out. In the blueprint site.yml, I employ the following code: tit…

The allowed templates are defined with the template options in the pages section, in this case in the parent blueprint.

[image] hww: also the admin suffers from the template filtering. What do you mean? What is the admin supposed to see? There is no way to set these properties by user role. The only way to achieve this would be separate site.yml blueprints per user role, see Going beyond Kirby's permissions f…

@texnixe Thanks for replying that fast at this time of the year! :smiley: There are more templates than those mentioned in my post, partly because they are not used yet, partly because the customer will not need them. But the customer in the role of the end user wants to evaluate intermediate stat…

[image] User blueprints and panel permissions Solved ✅ I just played around a bit, and registering blueprints conditionally in a plugin based on user role also works: <?php if(($user = kirby()->user()) && $user->role() == 'client') { $dir = __DIR__. '/blueprints/clien…

@texnixe Thanks a lot, I’ll try this immedately.

You only need to duplicate the blueprints where you need different templates. Come to think of it, I wonder if we could even do this on the section level, instead of for whole blueprints.

Thanks for your help so far. At the moment, I am stuck with integrating the solution into the index.php. Alas I have to leave right now and will be back after 3 p.m. So I’ll keep you informed.

I tested my idea from above just to be sure and it works as expected, so instead of creating blueprints for pages or the site based on user role, the same can be done for section blueprints. Although I just noticed that you are using a pages blueprint preset instead of defining the sections manuall…

It works! Thank you very much, @texnixe , for the rapid and thorough help of yours. Here my final solution which now works exactly as intended: $blueprintDir = kirby()->root() . "/site/blueprints"; $adminSiteBlueprint = "$blueprintDir/site-admin.yml"; $clientSiteBlueprint = "$blueprintDir/s…

Thank you very much! We can but hope that 2021 will bring around some change for the better. All the best to you and your loved ones!

I pretty much regret to have to re-open this issue. The plugin solution described earlier does exactly what it is supposed to do. Unfortunately, this only affects the outermost level of the page hierarchy. As soon as I step one level deeper, creating a sub-page of an existing page, the template sel…

Where to put the blueprint templates: property

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