Why “Mine” is the default view when adding ‘capability_type’ in register_post_type
Related Posts:
- Roles for Custom Post Types
- Allow member to have access to custom post type only. Permission to only edit their own posts
- Possible to hide Custom Post Type UI/Menu from specific User Roles?
- Custom post type role permissions won’t let me read
- Allowing custom role access to custom post type in back end
- How to assign specific users the capability to edit specific pages / posts / custom post types
- Allow user to Edit Posts but not Add New?
- Defining capabilities for custom post type
- Confusion with adding meta capabilities to a role after registering a Custom Post Type with corresponding ‘capability_type’ parameter
- Can I make user role that can only access a certian content type?
- Create user role restricted to specific CPT
- How to set individual capabilities on a taxonomy? Or how to re-register an existing taxonomy?
- Add Capabilities to Custom Post Type after it has been created [duplicate]
- How to not allow custom roles to edit published custom post types?
- How to restrict specific post types from being read or added by specific user roles (eg. author)?
- How do I code access to the built-in UI of a CPT when it’s placed as submenu of another CPT that is protected by role?
- Prevent author role from editing all posts in custom post type?
- How to allow “Add New” capability of CPT when links to its UI are placed as a submenu?
- Custom Role can’t trash Custom Post Type
- Limit access to page depending on user level
- Role Capabilities: Add New Ones?
- Custom post type capabilities require “create_posts” to access the edit posts list page
- Registration and Custom Post Types – How to synchronize information?
- Add custom capabilities to existing custom post type
- allow edit of custom post type but not regular posts?
- Allow Administrator role access to custom capabilities [duplicate]
- Why is my Custom Post Type not showing up after adding capabilities?
- Cannot attach media when capabilities added to custom post type
- How to restrict CPT post’s fronted view only for specific user roles?
- current_user_can() return FALSE but debugging says TRUE
- Role capability delete multiple post type posts doesn’t work
- map_meta_cap woes
- can’t see custom post content filtered under “mine” filter in admin panel
- Define new user capability for custom post types?
- Custom post types as sub menu pages and role capabilities issue
- How to set individual capability of post type in individual category
- Restrict Access to Posts based on Custom User and Post Meta Data
- Giving permission to anyone (non-users as well) with a password to edit a post, possible?
- read_post meta capability for anonymous users
- WooCommerce Customer Role Delete Custom Post Type
- Disable user from updating certain posts
- “Submit for review” for updates on existing posts
- Access to CPT but not to ‘post’ post type
- Allow add new post access to custom post but not wp post for some role
- Allow user to only access custom post type
- WordPress custom post type capabilities issue
- Role capabilities issue
- WordPress: Custom User Role cannot access Custom Post Type | “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page”
- Select other roles as custom post authors
- Preventing role reading others posts
- Roles and Capabilities in Custom Post Types
- How to fix the Post Preview Button (CPT & map_meta_cap)
- Restrict Custom Post Type per role in Dashboard
- Restrict access to custom post type based on its taxonomy terms
- How to only display all posts to a custom User Role?
- Allowing custom role user to edit post assigned to them but don’t let them create new custom type post
- Multiple useres editing specified content
- Front-end submitted post is published with admin ID as author
- WooThemes – Vendors / Bookings – Allow Vendors to manage resources
- Capibilities of CPT WordPress
- How can I remove “Add new” button on custom post type
- Capabilities and mapping required for a role to be able to edit other’s posts of a custom type, BUT only be able to edit their own blog posts
- Remove Custom Capability
- Weird capabilities / roles behavior
- Prevent author role from editing others posts
- creating different edit screens for different roles
- Capability to read user’s own draft post of CPT
- Custom role, capabilities, and post type: preview button wrecks things
- Custom post type & role issues
- Read-Only custom post type
- Why does my custom WP role need edit_posts to edit images?
- Change capability type of post type registered by plugin
- Creating custom user roles
- REST API: How can I restrict a custom post type to only be accessible by authenticated users?
- User roles – enable custom posts disable posts
- Allow User to Edit Page Based on their Email
- Using Custom Meta Capabilities on Custom Post Type
- WordPress capability_type arguments
- Allow Users Access to Custom Post Type Only
- How to check if a role has a specific capability
- Why does current_user_can(‘edit_posts’) return true, but current_user_can(‘edit_post’, $post->ID) returns false?
- Limit users by custom taxonomy and user roles
- Custom Role for CPT Only
- WordPress theme custom capabilities not works
- Are User Levels Still Currently Used?
- Display content based on a users login
- Custom Post Type Capabilities
- Hiding posts by other users and non-logged in
- Organize WordPress site, so it can maintain with huge database
- Custom User role not working with custom post type
- Hiding custom theme functionality using capabilities
- Capabilities not working with custom post type
- Restrict access only of custom post type with standard capabilities to edit_post
- Create relationship between custom post types and users
- See which user role / capability is needed to use a plugin
- Custom Post Type Capabilities Singular/Plural
- Editor role isn’t seeing specific post type posts with only post_type parameter
- Control what custom posts a user can see
- Default taxonomy ‘post_tag’ added to CPT managing by custom role : nothing in the metabox
- Custom taxonomy archive is visible to only subscibed users