You can unsync channels from their category by changing their individual permission settings. This means that if you change the permissions of that category the changes are going to apply to all synced channels in it.
Text and voice channels are usually put into categories in Discord servers.īy default, each channel in a category is synced to that category.
DISCORD ROLE PERMISSIONS RESET HOW TO
Bots don’t usually need the permission anyway, they just add it to prevent permission issues (which you’ll know how to fix after reading this guide) Categories Lots of bots request it by default, but it’s best to take it away from them for security reasons. This permission should basically never be given to anyone unless you co-own the server. Users with the “Administrator” Permission automatically have every other permission and are unaffected by category/channel overrides. This can be done in the server settings in the Roles tab, or in the category/channel settings as an override. If a permission is set to “Allow”, it is set to green for a role or a user. Generally, it is best to order the roles by power and importance from top to bottom. If you have a yellow role and another role above it which has the default color, your name will be yellow
The order of hoisted roles in the member list follows the order in the Roles Settings.Some permissions, like “Manage Roles”, only allow users to change roles which are below their own highest role.Roles can be dragged and dropped in the Roles tab to change their order. Then, assign that role to all users you want to be moderators. You would then create a role called “Moderators”, give that role the permission to kick and ban members. Say you only want a certain group of moderators to be able to kick or ban members. Roles are Discord’s main way of giving specific sets of permissions to specific members. You can read more about this in the “Permission Hierarchy” section later in this article.īy default, new roles inherit the permission settings of when created. The permissions defined for apply to every user in your server, no matter if they have roles or is not technically a role and is not treated the same as a role by Discord. you head into your server settings and into the Roles tab, you’ll find the “Role”. The server ownership is limited to only one user at once but can be transferred in the Members tab of the server settings.īe careful, this can not be undone which means whoever is the new server owner can delete it. The server owner always has all the permissions, no matter which roles they have, note that they’re the only user able to delete the server. You can find a good overview in the Discordapp Wiki Important definitionsīefore I jump into explanations, let me define and explain some important terms: Server OwnerĮach Discord server has one owner, by default, this is the user who created it. I recommend you take a minute to get familiar with what each permission means and does before reading this guide. There are lots of individual permissions in the server settings. Understanding how this system really works is the most important step when it comes to creating secure and efficient Discord servers. Want to create the best possible Discord server? Struggling with permissions and overwrites? Does you muted role not work?ĭiscord offers an in-depth permission system, which you can use to customize who can do what in your server or in individual channels and categories.
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