{"section":"announcements","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"2024-12-16-store-framework-cms-new-permission-required-to-manage-pages","locale":"en","slug":"2024-12-16-store-framework-cms-new-permission-required-to-manage-pages","path":"docs/en/announcements/2024/december/2024-12-16-store-framework-cms-new-permission-required-to-manage-pages.md","branch":"main","content":"[Pages](/en/docs/tutorials/pages-overview) is a Store Framework CMS feature that manages all URL routes and corresponding page templates of your store’s website, such as home, product, and login page. For security purposes, we now require Admin users to have specific permission to manage the routes and page templates with this feature.\n\n> ⚠️ As [announced before](/en/announcements/2023-08-31-new-permission-required-to-manage-redirects-in-store-framework-cms), the `CMS Settings` role was already required to manage redirects with Store Framework CMS.\n\n## What has changed?\n\nTo allow Admin users to create, edit, and remove URL routes and corresponding page templates, they must have a role with the [License Manager](/en/docs/tutorials/license-manager-resources) **CMS Settings** resource.\n\n## Why did we make this change?\n\nWe added this required permission for security purposes. Thus, only Admin users who have been explicitly authorized will have access to the **Pages** feature, preventing unauthorized users from creating, editing, and removing pages.\n\n## What needs to be done?\n\nFor an existing Admin user to be able to manage URL routes and corresponding page templates in the Store Framework CMS, they need to be assigned a user role that includes the **CMS Settings** resource. Check the instructions for editing a user's role in the [How to manage users](/en/docs/tutorials/managing-admin-users#editing-users) article.\n\nIf you want to use a customized role, you can create a new role or edit an existing one to include the **CMS Settings** resource. Check the instructions for creating and editing roles in the [Roles](/en/docs/tutorials/roles#creating-a-role) article."}