umbraco-conditions

You can restrict Umbraco backoffice extension visibility by applying declarative extension conditions based on section, workspace, user permissions, or content type. The extension only renders when all specified condition requirements are satisfied.

Yes, you can combine multiple extension conditions using AND logic in Umbraco. The dashboard, view, or action only appears when all combined condition checks evaluate to true, enforcing complex visibility rules within a single manifest.

You create custom Umbraco extension conditions by extending UmbConditionBase and setting the permitted state from observed context. This allows you to gate backoffice dashboards and views beyond the standard built-in condition aliases.

Umbraco extension conditions are declarative rules that control when and where backoffice extensions become visible. You need them to prevent irrelevant or unauthorized UI components from appearing to users in the wrong sections or workspaces.

This condition-based gating approach works for Umbraco dashboards, views, and actions alike. Any backoffice extension type can use declarative extension conditions to control its rendering based on section, workspace, or permission context.

Your Umbraco extensions are showing for unauthorized users because they lack proper declarative extension conditions. You must apply condition aliases checking user permissions and content type context so the UI only renders when requirements are met.