To efficiently utilize Divhunt for clients as a web agency, I would appreciate having the role of Content Manager on Divhunt. This role would not have access to the builder but could directly edit content on the live website or create new CMS objects.
In addition to managing content and CMS objects, the Content Manager would also have access to a media library for images that they can use. Alternatively, they can upload their own images. This role does not need to sign in to Divhunt but can do so directly on their own website, functioning like a hosted CMS.
Webflow has a similar role; however, it comes with its limitations, such as no access to a media library. Example here: Website Editor | Webflow
I’m not sure if Divhunt is already working on such a role, but I thought I’d write it in the wishlist since I couldn’t find such an entry.
@noxic They commented on one of my post in the past and said that they were working on something like this back in Nov or Dec and said if I could wait a month or two. So I am also hoping they release this soon as it really is a must for clients. Fingers crossed!!
The “Role” feature was a great addition, and I already have clients using it. However, two days ago I was shocked to discover that my “Content Manager” is able to delete and duplicate elements in the Builder on the left-hand side!
Did I set something up incorrectly, or can you reproduce this issue on your end as well?
Yeah, luckily I noticed it right away during the training session with the client and was able to stop him from testing it out.
It’s a pity the feature isn’t used more often — maybe it’s because many Divhunt users still mainly use the platform for their own projects, and agencies or larger teams don’t yet see Divhunt as the powerful platform it actually deserves to be
It would be fantastic if you could fix that in the next rollout. In my opinion, editing the layers panel should clearly belong to the “developer area”.
