Vistors usually always have the rights to access a post. Only exceptions that I know are drafts, password protected posts or post_types that are not public accessable. You could use get_post_status() and post_password_required()
Disabled delete_others_posts if post is from admin
Edit and delete permissions pages and posts
You should be able to check the conditions and add capabilities like this: if(wp_get_current_user(‘gallerist’) AND ‘cats’ == get_post_type() AND has_term( ‘status’, ‘age’ )) { $gallerist_role = get_role( ‘gallerist’ ); // Adding a new capability to role $gallerist_role->add_cap( ‘custom_capability’ ); } I am sorry I can not test it but I think it is a start
Why can my subscribers create new posts for review?
Restrict Custom Post Type per role in Dashboard
How to fix the Post Preview Button (CPT & map_meta_cap)
Adding plugin editing capability for Author
Not sure is that a rule or just something that happens to work that way, but most of function that take capability as argument also accept roles in same argument. If I am not mistaken passing lowest role you want to grant access (‘author’) should work for that role and upwards. Please test before use.
There is only one hook for threaded comments depth – thread_comments_depth_max and it sets max value for depth ( default is 10 ), you can use this filter and set max depth fox non-Super Admins number that you want. if ( ! current_user_can( ‘manage_network’ ) ) { mamaduka_thread_comments_depth_max( $maxdeep ){ return 5; // or any … Read more