How to prevent users with “edit_others_posts” capability from editing admin posts
I have some posts that author is Administrator and some other posts that author is Editor
I have some posts that author is Administrator and some other posts that author is Editor
By default, WordPress shows admin toolbar to Administrator, Editor, or Author but not to Subscriber or unauthenticated visitors.
i want to display in my Home page total user count by specific role in WordPress as statistics
I need to allow Subscribers to edit their posts (done) and read (see in backend) posts of specific author or with specific ID (to make copies of it). I found the code, but that’s not enough:
How can I check to see if the current logged-in user is an administrator or an editor?
I have a pretty specific requirement to show different text in a field label on the user profile page based on the current user’s role. I can’t seem to figure out how to check whether the current use is an “author”.
What I’m looking to do is completely hide the UI for a custom post type from specific user roles…Ive previously found many resources on how to disable access to using those CPTs but nothing that really allows you to completely hide the CPT UI all together based on what user is logged into the dashboard.
I have a large number of users with Editor Capabilities that help to go through the post submissions. This is my current setup for this role:
I’m trying to implement what seemed like a relatively straight forward idea, basically I am building an access control plugin to control viewing and editing of a custom post type (in this case ‘Projects’).
I have several unpublished posts in my WordPress website and I am trying to make it accessible for normal users (who are not logged in) using the normal post slugs (site.com/post-here). I understand it may not be the best practice but for my special purpose, this needs to be done.