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I need to make certain sections on all my pages in Confluence uneditable. Is this possible? If so, how?
How about this arrangement: You have three pages: one has the content they can change, one has the content they can't change, and the third shows both of them via includes. You then restrict the latter two, and allow them to edit only the first one -- they can't remove the includes (since the page with the includes is restrcited) and they can't edit the restricted page, but they can edit the unrestricted page.
Am I missing something with this `include` proposal? If a page was authored with an `include` directive to a resource that is restricted, any viewers of said page WITHOUT permission to the included content would receive this UGLY and UNFORTUNATE message:
Unable to render {include} The included page could not be found.
That's in no way acceptable for our team's use case(s). In addition, this include error message does not look professional as the page will appear broken to users.
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