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Just some feedback for a future version. When I use the “restrict post view” function for the categories I don’t want the user profile to view on the front end and backend of the site, the category names still appear in the back end post edit screen when filtering all posts by category. You cant actually read or see the posts for the restricted categories – just all the category titles in the filter’s drop down. It would be good that these are hidden from the drop down also. I hope the plugins don’t clash, but by using your plugin combined with a plugin called “Restrict Categories” – it fixes the issue as a workaround 🙂

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Vladimir you genius, I just started using your suggested workaround of restricting user roles to specific categories and this is a perfect workaround. Thank you so much. I have you are or become a rich man 🙂

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Hi Vladimir, thanks again for your help it is so valuable. I would massively appreciate a snippet of code I could use so that a user with User/Author ID of X is restricted to only be able to view posts on the front end with Author/user ID of X,Y and Z etc.

Would that be possible please please please?

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Thanks for your quick reply. It seems that on the front end they can view all others posts though. Is there a way to ensure they can only view the specified author ID posts as well as well? This is very important for my client…

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Hi Again,

The option to input author ID appears when I update the capability of the role to Edit Other’s posts.
If I put author ID’s in there, will this ensure that they can only edit posts by that author ID and not all other posts?

Thanks very much!

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