Answering my own question, if your system is not performance-critical, you can use a plugin for it, such as User Role Editor: It supports multi-site, multiple roles per user and a lot more. Optionally, If I were to write it: If I would like to have total control over it and write my custom code, … Read more
Blank Screen Edit Page when using Editor Role
First off, you can add a menu (or an admin) page using: add_menu_page() to add a top-level menu page add_submenu_page() to add a submenu page And there are also helper/wrapper functions you can use for adding a submenu page to the standard WordPress menu pages such as add_users_page() for the Users/Profile page. You can check … Read more
The recommended way of using RichText Component inside save function is – <RichText.Content tagName=”p” style={ styles } className={ className ? className : undefined } value={ content } dir={ direction } /> See, how this core paragraph block is doing it. Instead of using normal HTML use RichText Content on text fields
underscore not allowed in role slug?
Role and Capabilities: How do I allow user role to access theme options without enabling ‘manage_options’?
Found the Bug. On the custom post type, the guttenberg editor was activated by : ‘show_in_rest’ => true. This was blocking the featured image to show up. Removing the guttenberg fix the problem. With the classic editor the featured image is showing on the edit page.
To allow your specific <new-page> element in the Classic Editor, you can add a filter so WP recognizes it as an allowed tag: // Step one – add to the allowed tags add_action(‘init’, function() { // Access the global allowed tags array global $allowedtags; // Add new-page as an allowed tag $allowedtags[‘new-page’] = array(); // … Read more
Yes, this is all possible, but your question is a bit too broad for this site. 🙂 You may want to look into membership plugins which already have these types of capabilities, or you can build your own. If you choose to build your own, it’s easiest to create a custom post type for each … Read more
This was due to 2 mistakes in code restricting client access to wp-admin. There was no exception for admin-post.php , so after a request to admin-post the client was redirected back to client area. Hence the ‘reloads’ after clicking the link. After the redirect in the restriction code, there was no die() or exit statement. … Read more