You might be able to use the filter user_has_cap which is used when checking for a particular capability (found in /wp-includes/class-wp-user.php in has_cap): /** * Dynamically filter a user’s capabilities. * * @since 2.0.0 * @since 3.7.0 Added the user object. * * @param array $allcaps An array of all the user’s capabilities. * @param … Read more
I want to throw this out there as an answer to the question. I have stumbled across a plugin that will take WordPress’s permissions to the next level. It is called Press Permit. http://presspermit.com/extensions/pp-collaborative-editing/ Taken from Press Permit FAQ’s: How does Press Permit compare to Capability Manager, User Role Editor and other role editor plugins? … Read more
Though may not be intuitive, one needs the capability edit_others_posts to make posts sticky. If you don’t want a user to have that ability just remove the edit_others_posts capability from the user.
I think its possible, I have wrote a code in functions.php in the theme and its working fine. If there someone could make it better 😀 We have a custom meta for each user and that could be done using ACF. Admin only can set that meta to the user (beauticians). I have 2 custom … Read more
Post types in WordPress have a list of capabilities that govern permissions surrounding them. These are: edit_post read_post delete_post edit_posts edit_others_posts publish_posts read_private_posts read delete_posts delete_private_posts delete_published_posts delete_others_posts edit_private_posts edit_published_posts create_posts Internally each post type matches these to the actual capabilities that can be given in WordPress. Most of the time these have the exact … Read more
User Role Editor plugin allows you to create custom roles easily, and if you wish, change any standard WordPress user role (except administrator) as well. This plugin is very well maintained. But just in case you haven’t, I would like to suggest that you first consider reading about the various pre-defined Roles in WordPress and … Read more
There are two ways to do this. Almost any decent membership management plugin will enable you to restrict content to a given user role and plugins such as Role Scoper are even more flexible. For a more code-based solution you would add some variation of the following to the desired theme template files where ever … Read more
Try to specify the following capability, it helped in my case: ,’delete_published_posts’ => ‘delete_published_mro_project’
It seems that you have to add the capability yourself. You can get the necessary code for that in How do I create a custom role capability?. You can also use Members Plugin which seems to do that for you(I haven’t used it myself yet). I think this discussion here will also help you to … Read more
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