I want an admin user only have access to a subpage tree. Imagine the following page structure
- /home
- /foo
- /foobar
- /bar
I want one special user to only have access to /foo/foobar but not to any of the other sites. How can this be made possible? I tried everything i can think of (different types of groups, access inheritance on and off on both /foo and /foo/foobar, even the creation of root.md (which does not show up anywhere in admin when i login with api.super) but the recipe from https://learn.getgrav.org/17/admin-panel/page/permissions seems to do not work anymore with Grav 2.0. I'm aware that such a help page is not available if you switch the documentation to Grav 2.0. Is this not possible anymore?
Maybe I am mistaken at some point. Or I did not understand the concept of ACL, CRUD and access in Grav admin at all.
What I accomplished is, that the user can only edit this single page, but he still can read every other page. Is there a kind of page mounting point?