Hi

Thanks for contacting us. The "Edit Page" front-end editor button appears because you are logged in as a Super User. In all other cases it should not appear. If you are logged in with super user account or those have SPPB page editing permission in the backend, then visiting the site will give you edit page button for the SP apge Builder pages.

Hope it is a bit clearer now:)

Best Regards

Yeah I saw a previous post regarding super user access. Unfortunately I don't believe that's the issue. I've tried from a few different browsers, dumped the cache on all of them, even tried cognito mode. Still not working properly. From a clean browser I login as a registered user on the site, and now all of the pages have the blue "edit with SP Pager Builder" in the top left of the page as well as the "edit" button on the top right of the page.

I hasten to say that this is a bug as registered users shouldn't - by default - ever have been given the ability to edit page content according to default Joomla ACLs. This is a new Joomla 5 site with no edits made to user permissions or configurations. Sadly at this time, I still seem to be stuck with using the custom CSS element like the following.

.article-details .article-can-edit { display: none !important; }

I've tested this in multiple browsers. I've also checked that the email associated with the 'registered' user is not the same as my super admin email (albeit the domain name itself) so that's not it either. I'll keep testing but this doesn't appear to be related to any super user credentials at all.

Let me know if you have any other suggestions.