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What are the permissions needed to edit a web part?
I can’t work out what the permissions needed are when the user has full control on the page. If you add CEWP to a page, and then sign in under that user you may see label under CEWP – “You do not have the Add and Customize Pages permission, which is required to edit the contents of this web part.”.
How to allow user to edit webpart on specific pages?
If you grant this permission only at page level, it won’t work. So: Click on “Permission Levels” and add a new permission level, for example “Edit web parts”.
How to get site permissions to edit documents?
The problem seems to be that when editing the specific permissions the option that gives users permission to edit documents also includes editing the site. If you go to Site Settings -> Site Permissions -> Permission Levels, this will take you to the page with the settings for the different permission levels.
Do you need CEWP to edit a web part?
If you add CEWP to a page, and then sign in under that user you may see label under CEWP – “You do not have the Add and Customize Pages permission, which is required to edit the contents of this web part.”. It doesn’t matter what permissions user have to page, or library, but he must have “Add and Customize Pages” site level permission.
Default permission levels. Default permission levels are made up of a set of permissions that enable users to perform a collection of related tasks. SharePoint Server includes seven permission levels. You can customize the permissions contained within five of these permission levels.
Can a web part be edited with full control?
If the site level permissions are Edit or below, the Content/Script Editor Web Parts still cannot be edited, even with Full Control permission in the library. (even with the Admin Center scripting option set to allow, and the user is in the Style Resource Readers group) Thanks for contributing an answer to SharePoint Stack Exchange!