Custom post type capabilities require “create_posts” to access the edit posts list page
Custom post type capabilities require “create_posts” to access the edit posts list page
Custom post type capabilities require “create_posts” to access the edit posts list page
WordPress has no multi-level user and group ownerships / permissions by default. So what you are asking for you need to implement on your own by extending the database and the program. You can then fine-grained control what users are allowed to do and what not. Like Zack suggested, this can be combined with custom … Read more
Since the category widget on the post page only lets you create categories and not delete them, you could just hide access to the main category editor page for this user type, and allow them to still create categories within the post editor. You could do this with CSS or javascript, something like $(‘ul.wp-submenu a[href=”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/14060/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category”]’).hide(); … Read more
Yes, this is indeed a problem. A dedicated ‘create_posts’ capability is planed: http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/16714
try my plugin Posts Creation Limits which was made for that same reason.
Maybe this was some conflict plugin/functions.php/theme/WP-version… I just duplicated the editor role with User Role Editor, removed all the delete_*_posts capabilities and the user cannot delete a post.
Add the list of allowed users as post meta data and make those data accessible for admins only.
Set it up so that your editors and writers use the default title as the first line and add a metabox for a subtitle that will output the other lines as separate lines. This will require a theme adjustment if you want them all included in the h1 header tag. With some adjustments to the … Read more
I have not looked at this plugins code, but what you will need to do is locate the part of the code that applies to show only this menu to the admin (normally it looks something like:) if ( current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) { // some code stuff in here } form there you should change … Read more
Share a draft looks like an easy plugin to do this. (Answering my own question after trying a few different things, other suggestions are still welcome.)