Possible Reasons – current_user_can() function needs an input of a capability not user role, though it works sometime but we should not use user role as a input to this function. you’re passing the subscriber object to function which is a lowest possible role we can have on WordPress. That’s why !current_user_can(‘subscriber’) makes it unavailable … Read more
It’s stupid, but you can’t. (Not without editing core, anyway.) Right at the top of the nav-menus.php source code is an edit_theme_options check that’s not filterable. http://core.trac.wordpress.org/browser/tags/3.4.1/wp-admin/nav-menus.php If you’re not concerned about your editors trying anything too shady, you could simply hide the menu items using a plugin like Adminimize or Admin Menu Editor. Of … Read more
This thread at wordpress.org – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/content-shown-based-on-user-role – suggests using the ‘current_user_can’ function This thread – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/display-a-custom-image-only-if-user-role-is-contributor – suggests you can use it like ‘current_user_can(‘contributor’)’ for different roles. I haven’t tried it but it sounds like it should work.
If you dont create custom capabilities with your each custom post type, than have all CPT the same rights. You can not change the access for different roles. But you can hide the menu items with the plugin Adminimize, but not change the capabilities of the roles. The default way is to add different capability … Read more
Use a multi-site installation (see our multisite tag), give each team its own sub-site on /team-name/ and use the master site for the rest. Advantages All users on a multi-site setup are stored in the same database, they don’t need a separate account for the main site. You can give each user a different role … Read more
the answer is provided here: Users with custom roles not showing in post author select box I tested and it works: to add a level_1 cap to your role. It’s PITA, considering how user levels have been deprecated so long ago, but there you go
Maybe you need to use the WordPress Network feature Documentation of interest: Don’t Use WordPress Multisite Multisite Rationale WordPress Multisite 101 WordPress Multisite 110 EDIT: Some features of WordPress Multisite based on my investigation: 1 Users can register a blog in your site and publish their pages. 2 Users can embed images, audios and videos … Read more
You need to add an author parameter to the query that is creating $cust_loop. You didn’t post that part of your code but something like: $cust_loop = new WP_Query( ‘author=123’ ); Or: $cust_loop = new WP_Query( ‘author_name=rami’ ); Note: Both of those taken (almost) straight from the Codex paged for WP_Query.
My guess is that your problem is here: if (is_product_category(‘b2b’)) Taking a look at the Woocommerce Documention for Conditional Tags is_product_category() will return true on product category archives. Therefore, it will never be true on the single product page. What I think you need instead is has_term() which checks a post for a particular term. … Read more
functions like add_submenu_page() ask for a capability when they are called, as in de code below: add_submenu_page( $parent_slug, $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function ); $capability contains the capability required for this menu to be displayed to the user. When you want to know wich Roles and Capabilities are used in a theme or plugin, you … Read more