Secrets and page owners
GMHide pages or single paragraphs from players, check what they see, and hand a page to a player to edit.
1Hide a whole page
Use the visibility menu under a page's title to switch it from Public to GM only. Players cannot open it or see it in the tree, and the same goes for every page beneath it. You see a lock beside it in the sidebar.
2Hide one block
Hover a block and choose the eye in its margin to make just that block GM-only. You see it in a dashed gold frame; players do not see it at all. This is the way to keep a secret paragraph on an otherwise public page.
3Check what players see
Preview as player and Preview as guest at the top of the page show the campaign exactly as they would see it. Editing is off while you preview; Exit preview brings you back.
4Let a player edit their own page
The Owner menu under the title assigns a page to a member. They can then edit that page and everything beneath it — typically their own character — and nothing else. Who travels and fights with the party is not the owner's doing: the GM sets that at the table, from a token's menu.