/* to make it difficult for webform submission page to be viewed by non-admins */

.dialog-off-canvas-main-canvas {
	display:none !important;
}
.path-admin .dialog-off-canvas-main-canvas {
	display:block !important;
}

/* Notes:
This CSS hides the display (shows black) on submssion results webpages when 
the user is not logged in as admin. It's not foolproof as the user could use 
Inspect to modify the css; but access to the submissions page URL is generally
ulikely, and knowing where to turn on the display in the CSS may not be 
intuitive.

Cea:
Why needed? I've had to do some large ports of data from the old website, and 
recreation of displays using this data. 

For those cases and a few other instances, instead of creating content types 
and multiple nodes, I have preferred to use webforms which can allow entering 
data more quickly, and allow reviewing entries all in one place without 
creating additional views. Another advantage is that these forms facilitate 
other responsible departments/individuals entering this data themselves. 

This group of forms are only used to provide non-confidential content for
public display through Views, and the form submissions need to be unrestricted 
to the view.

*/