There is a capability in WordPress called “edit_published_posts”. Contributors do not have this capability by default (refer to the Roles and Capabilities Codex page to see the out-of-box role configurations). You can add this capability to the contributor role with code like this: // get the “contributor” role object $obj_existing_role = get_role( ‘contributor’ ); // … Read more
I solved this by making the webserver user the owner and the group of all the files in the WordPress directory. I figured out the webserver user was daemon with: ps aux | egrep ‘(apache|httpd)’ Then I changed the permissions with: sudo chown -R daemon:daemon /your-path-to-wordpress
This is treading very close to being off-topic as it asks specifically about a particular plugin, but the answer is quite generic: You can remove the capabilities you don’t need. function remove_cap_wpse_186316(){ remove_cap( ‘yourwoorole’, ‘yourwoocap’ ); remove_cap( ‘yourwoorole’, ‘yourwoocap1’ ); } add_action( ‘admin_init’, ‘remove_cap_wpse_186316’ ); The above is code is for demonstration/experimentation only. Note the … Read more
you can do something like: // create your own page add_menu_page(‘my-page’, ‘My Page’, ‘My Page’, ‘parent-slug’, ‘my_plugin_options’, ”, ’10’); // create the subpage under my-page add_submenu_page(‘parent-slug’, ‘Sidebars’, ‘Sidebars’, ‘manage_options’, __FILE__, array(‘sidebar_generator’,’admin_page’)); Note that the last parameter on add_menu_page is a 10. The higher the number the lower the position of the menu item. HTH
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try change to this one $upload_dir = wp_upload_dir(); $fp = fopen( $upload_dir[“basedir”] . ‘/artworks.js’, ‘w+’);
Don’t use the automated install feature. Go to the plug in folder and drop the plugin to there. Of course, unzip it first.
Just because you have write access from the ftp user doesn’t mean that the user Apache/PHP is running in has write access. I’d advise you upgrade manually, or check your write permissions and ownership for whichever user Apache is running as on those files.
Moved WordPress site to new server, directory permissions not working correctly
Featured image not working, because of custom user role?