Super Admins have different privileges than other admins. By default WordPress strips out a lot of html tags from all users by the super admin. (Assuming that the super admin must be trusted, but most users should not be trusted by default to put in iframes, inputs and other such lovely tags.
Plugin/Folder permission issues with Azure
Can’t use the built-in wordpress install/upgrade plugin feature [closed]
For the specific case of bbPress, it adds new user roles and capabilities, like the “Keymaster” role. Those users who had a role that was bbPress specific won’t have access to anything anymore, because after you removed the plugin, the role no longer exists. Some users have reported that using the “User Role Editor” plugin … Read more
Securing a multi-user permission structure
I’m too working on Ubuntu, personally I’m setting things up like this: sudo chown -R nasser /path/to/your/wordpress/root/ sudo chgrp -R www-data /path/to/your/wordpress/root/ sudo chmod -R 775 /path/to/your/wordpress/root/ I only do this on my local development machine for convenience and a smoother work-flow. One more thing to note, I’ve moved the www directory into the home … Read more
How to debug “You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page”? [closed]
How can I restrict a user to a specific item in the WordPress Admin? [closed]
Log in to your server via SSH, upload the zip file to the /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/theme/ directory, then extract it. If you have a control panel, upload and extract the theme using the control panel file manager. Once finished, go to WordPress administration back-end and activate the theme. If you have SSH access to your server, check … Read more
WordPress debug.log is not updating