What you are asking is default behaviour for the author role. So you don’t have to do anything. When an author is in the process of inserting somebody else’s media in his post, it looks like he can edit the properties, but this is only true for that current post. If he changes, for instance, … Read more
you can just define your own capabilities to use this taxonomie ‘manage_terms’ => ‘manage_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘edit_terms’ => ‘edit_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘delete_terms’ => ‘delete_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, ‘assign_terms’ => ‘assign_terms_TAXONOMIE_NAME’, and after you choose wich capabilities you give to your users
There is no built-in capability of create_post. Update: There is a capability create_posts but it’s not well publicised and also has issues surrounding it which I’m afraid I don’t have time to look into at the moment. There are already answers that might help: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3248103 https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/178059/94267 Original answer: There is publish_posts. You need to turn … Read more
admin can not change author profile picture
Why the capability ‘activate_plugins’ is needed to allow a role to see all posts/pages/comments?
capability Each page, there have an item in the Menu of the Back end, have a capability to see the menu item and access this page. If you remove this capability from the role of the user’s, she can’t see and access this page. You can do this via plugin, like ‘Members’ or via custom … Read more
Turns out this plugin was the cause of the issue: View Own Media Posts Only https://wordpress.org/plugins/view-own-posts-media-only/ One disabled, custom capabilities worked as you would expect them to.
It all depends on what exactly you are doing. Method one One site will be the first to register users on. If you are allowing users to register themselves without any plugins this will need to the the main site (e.g. blog 1) for the Network (Multisite) installation. Then you can add the user role … Read more
Finally found an issue. Something in WP saved role but could not compared correctly and couldn’t find correct capabilities. This code worked as it should (note the case): $role = get_role(‘new_role’); if(!$role){ add_role( ‘new_role’, ‘New Role’, array( ‘new_cap’ => true ) ); }
This was a very simple mistake in my deactivation script. The function to remove my custom role was being called before the function to remove the user. This is the part that led to confusion: When a role is removed, it becomes unavailable, but user’s assigned to that role will still retain the role in … Read more