I was wondering if there was a way for a "child" page created via a link form a "parent" page to inherit the parent's access rights? For example, in the breadcrumbs on a page, I might have... "Wiki Home » Board of Directors » Board Meeting Notes » March 5th, 2014 Notes" The access rights on "Board Meeting Notes" page is set so that only a specific group, "Directors" can "view" the page. However, I must manually set the access rights on " March 5th, 2014 Notes" to view when I create/edit the page. I would like all of the pages linked off of this page to inherit the same permissions so I do not need to manually (or forget) to set permissions everytime a new notes page under "Board Meeting Notes" is created. I'll admit to being bias to Confluence's approach--which does not mean it is right--it's just what I am used to. XWiki may offer a better way to manage permissions and I am just ignorant of it. Thanks, Patrick -- || | | |||| || || | |||| ||| | ||| Patrick Masson General Manager, Director & Secretary to the Board Open Source Initiative 855 El Camino Real, Ste 13A, #270 Palo Alto, CA 94301 United States Skype: massonpj sip: masson(a)getonsip.com <https://www.getonsip.com/call?a=masson@getonsip.com> Ph: (970) 4MASSON Em: masson(a)opensource.org <mailto:masson@opensource.org> Ws: www.opensource.org <http://www.opensource.org>