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The Role Manager is a security tool that you can use to create and manage the roles that you want to assign to your security accounts (users and roles)1. To add multiple existing users to a role, you can use the Members tool in the Role Manager. This tool allows you to see a list of all the security accounts that are members of the role and add or remove users and roles as members of the role2. The other options are incorrect because:

• The Security Editor is a security tool that you can use to assign the access rights that roles and users should have to the items in the content tree1. The Assign tool in the Security Editor is used to assign access rights to security accounts, not to add users to roles1.
• The New button in the Role Manager is used to create a new role, not to add users to an existing role1.
• The User Manager is a security tool that you can use to create and manage the users that have access to your system1. The New button in the User Manager is used to create a new user, not to add existing users to a role1. References: 21.

Standard values on data templates are used to define default field values, default settings, and insert options for a data template1. They appear in the content tree as a child item of the data template called __Standard Values1. When a new item is created from the template, it inherits the standard values for its fields. If the value of a field is NULL, the item contains the standard value for that field as defined in the data template2. This way, standard values provide the default values for fields when a new item is created from the template and a fallback value when fields are left NULL2. References:

• Configure standard values | Sitecore Documentation
• Standard values | Sitecore Documentation

To limit the serialization of items under the Navigation item to the item itself and those one step below, you should add the scope property to the includes. The scope property specifies the range of content items to include or exclude from serialization. The possible values are: ItemOnly, ItemAndDescendants, ItemAndAncestors, and ItemAndSiblings. In this case, the scope should be set to ItemAndDescendants, which means the include will serialize the Navigation item and all its direct children. For example, if the Navigation item has the path /sitecore/content/home/navigation, you can add an include like this:

“items”: { “includes”: [ { “name”: “navigation”, “path”: “/sitecore/content/home/navigation”, “scope”: “ItemAndDescendants” } ] }

References:

• Sitecore Content Serialization structural overview
• Sitecore Content Serialization configuration reference