[AntKat]

Hi Vladimir,
Thank you. That was the issue. It is a little confusing because I would assume that network settings apply to all sites in network but if it only applies to the main site and at the main site settings you have an option to apply to all sites – Is it best to just use the main site for all “network” settings and apply to all sites or do I still have to set site by site?

It turns out that it doesn’t work well to block the widgets that I have added as super-admin because it messes up the order. We have 3 “standard” widgets pre-configured and want to provide our users the opportunity to add their own below them. I guess we can live with them seeing them and just hope they don’t mess them up.

Do you know a way to block sidebars?

Again, thank you for your plugin and thank you for your quick response.

[AntKat]

Vladimir,
How might this work on a multisite with replicated content? We provide template websites where all sites have a set of pages (we use mirroring so that we can globally change these specific pages). We do not want anyone except super-admin to edit these pages but once created, individual sites can add more pages. So I can see that the code above would initially work across the network because the page IDs of the original blog template will be the same.

However, wouldn’t this be a problem in the future if we ever wanted to add new mirrored pages across the network because the page IDs for all of the sites will not be the same if some sites add their own pages.

Could the code be written to use slugs rather than IDs?

[AntKat]

Hi Vladimir, I too am looking for the restrict pages by user role. +1 for this feature.

[Author]

Posts