We are trying to set up a role in the community that can see one sub-category, but not another within the main category.    Here is how the section we are working with is set up. Community Header Drop-Down - Category A  (We want the users with Role A to see this category)    - Sub-Category B (We want the users with Role A to see this category)       - Sub-Category ABC (1) (We want the users with Role A to see this category)       - Sub-Category XYZ (2) (We do not want the users with Role A to see this category)    We have to assign role A to see categories for Category A in order to get to the Sub-Category ABC.  This option allows the users with the role A to see Sub-Category XYZ.  Role A users can see the sub-category XYZ, but it shows 0 posts.  Showing 0 posts is good because we don't want them to access the knowledge base articles in sub-category XYZ.   We have also tried assigning the role to sub-category XYZ and denying all permissions, but users with the role A can still see the title of sub-category XYZ. Does anyone know how we can set up a role so users can see the title and access sub-category ABC, but not even see the title for sub-category XYZ?   Here is an image:    ... View more

After being active with a Community powered by Khoros, we are starting to receive reports from community members that they can see the edit history of knowledge base articles.  These members are set to deny all permissions in the Knowledge Base Article Section.  They should only receive notifications when an article is published on a page in which the member is subscribed and read the article.   Is this something that recently changed?   ... View more