Piotr is right. Spider-admin shows all the objects that Midgard returns to the user. What you are seeing is a peculiarity in the design strategy of Midgard.
When you log in as a plain user, SG0 is read-only from the point of view of the code in page, style, etc. At the same time, snippets that belong to SG0 are opaque -- if memory serves right, you can include them, but you cannot see them.
This is following the original goal of allowing hosted clients to self-administer the website, even to the point of modifying page and style elements and subelements. Special -- value added -- functionality could then be offered from code in snippets. The client could include the snippet and call its functions without being able to read the code.
Now, if you don't want your users to see them, it is trivially easy to hack the "pages" of SpiderAdmin to bend it your way. A determined user, however, is likely to find a way around it and read those objects anyway.
cheers,
martin
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