How to remove column from WordPress users list? You may don’t wish to show some column to the non-admin users with access to the users list, for example.
WordPress “Users” table has 6 built-in columns: checkbox for row selection, Username, Name, E-mail, Role, Posts. Every column has its ID.
Look as them are defined at the WP_Users_List_Table::get_columns() method of wp-admin/includes/class-wp-users-list-table.php, line #269: Read more Remove column from WordPress users list
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Manage access to MyMail – Email Newsletter Settings tabs
“MyMail – Email Newsletter Plugin for WordPress” Settings page includes 14 tabs. Not all of these tabs are protected by different user capabilities. How to make available the different list of these tabs for different WordPress user roles? Let’s see it on example of hiding some tabs from non-administrator users. Read more Manage access to MyMail – Email Newsletter Settings tabs
Why user loses edit post capabilities or IgnitionDeck Framework special feature
One of the User Role Editor plugin users asked me, why user loses edit posts capabilities assigned to him directly. The issue takes place on a regular basis.
You assign to the user ‘edit_posts’, ‘edit_published_posts’ capabilities with other post’s related capabilities together. But after login and opening ‘Posts’ menu item that user loses his access to the ‘Posts’ menu. If you check his user capabilities after that you will see that he lost all edit post capabilities somehow. Read more Why user loses edit post capabilities or IgnitionDeck Framework special feature
WooCommerce admin bar and dashboard access
Do you wonder why some users at WooCommerce enabled site have access to the top admin bar and WordPress admin dashboard, but some users don’t?
It is by design: WooCommerce plugin developers decided for us for whom they allow access to WordPress admin dashboard and for whom they prohibit it. But thanks them for the professionalism – it is possible to change that default WooCommerce logic via special filters. Read more WooCommerce admin bar and dashboard access
Restrict uploads file types
Is it possible to restrict uploads file types for selected WordPress role? Thanks to WordPress developers, Yes.
There is a special Upload Mimes Filter ‘upload_mimes’, which allows to change what file types are allowed to upload to your WordPress.
Let’s use the example when we need to allow to ‘author’ role upload/attach to the posts just PDF files. Read more Restrict uploads file types
