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The most frequently asked questions about Dreamfox Client Edit Mode: security, permissions, Elementor, page limits, revisions and uninstalling.
The most frequently asked questions about Dreamfox Client Edit Mode: security, permissions, Elementor, page limits, revisions and uninstalling.
No. The editor is locked down for the Client Editor role, but every save is additionally validated on the server against the stored page. Even a hand-crafted REST API request with a Client Editor's credentials cannot add, remove, move or restyle elements. The whole save is rejected with a 403 and a list of violations.
Only what you allow per page, in three categories: text (headings, paragraphs, button labels), images (replace an image, its alt text or caption) and links (URLs and link targets). Layout, styling and element structure are always locked. You can override the three categories per user. See What Can a Client Editor Change?.
The save is rejected as a whole. There is no partial merge. The editor shows a clear message explaining what was not allowed, and the attempt is recorded in the activity log.
Yes. Client Editors can open the Elementor editor on their assigned pages, and every save is validated against the same text, image and link rules as the block editor. See Using Client Edit Mode with Elementor.
The block editor (Gutenberg) and Elementor.
As many as you like. There is no limit, and no feature is locked behind a premium version.
Yes, twice over. Every allowed save creates a regular WordPress revision, so you can compare and restore. The activity log records who changed what and when, plus every blocked attempt. See Revisions and the Activity Log.
Blocks get a persistent internal ID when a page is protected. Blocks added afterwards do not have one yet and are read-only until you press Re-sync IDs. See A Block I Added Later Is Not Editable.
dreamfox_client_edit_permissions, dreamfox_client_edit_can_modify, dreamfox_client_edit_allowed_attributes, dfce_protected_post_types and the dfce_save_blocked action. See Developer Hooks and Filters.
Not by default. See Uninstalling and Data Removal.
Submit a request through the support page.
