View restrictions are what?

View restrictions are what?

• A. Inline
• B. Inherited
• C. Explicitly applied per page only
• D. Permanent

Answer: (B)

View restrictions flow down the page tree. When you set who can view a page, those same viewers are typically restricted for all of its child pages unless a child page has its own explicit restrictions. That cascading behavior is why the term that best fits is inherited. You can, of course, adjust restrictions on individual child pages if you need to override the default inheritance, but the default pattern is that restrictions are inherited from parent to descendants. Restrictions aren’t embedded in content, and they aren’t permanent—you can change or remove them as needed.

View restrictions flow down the page tree. When you set who can view a page, those same viewers are typically restricted for all of its child pages unless a child page has its own explicit restrictions. That cascading behavior is why the term that best fits is inherited. You can, of course, adjust restrictions on individual child pages if you need to override the default inheritance, but the default pattern is that restrictions are inherited from parent to descendants. Restrictions aren’t embedded in content, and they aren’t permanent—you can change or remove them as needed.