[Vladimir]

As about tags, you can input tag ID to the edit restrictions for selected role.

Yes, ure_edit_posts_access_id_list hook allows you to use any custom criteria by which you select posts available for a role.

[Vladimir]

Look now. I just deactivated and activated back User Role Editor as have recommended before. It restored its own user capabilities for administrator role and became available again.

If it may be related somehow – I deactivated and activated back the “Menu Items Visibility Control” plugin also, thinking it works for back-end, not for front-end.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

If it’s possible allow me to look on the issue on-line with administrator privileges, send credentials to support [at-sign] role-editor.com

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the information. Did you try to open this dialog before open “Users->User Role Editor” the 1st time? If Yes, then as a workaround try to open “Users->User Role Editor”, then try again “URL Parameters White List”. Let me know if that helped. I will add additional data value checking to exclude similar situation in a future.

[Vladimir]

I included the support email address in the prev. message. Send them there.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the help. I repeated and fixed this warning. I will publish it in a few days.

[Vladimir]

Hi Weber,

1) You can add new role as a copy of ‘administrator’ role: Users->User Role Editor->Add Role->Make copy of: Administrator.
2) Revoke unneeded user capabilities, like “User Role Editor” group and capabilities related to unneeded plugin if it’s applicable to revoke them. You can look what capability protect what plugin menu items using “Admin menu access” add-on.

Btw., I don’t recommend to use any role ID, which included ‘administrator’ word. It may bring the mess to the WordPress UI and permissions processing, as due to a way how WordPress checks user permissions – as occurrence of the role ID to the string value. It’s better to use something like ‘admin_s’ instead.

[Vladimir]

I see that a mode of activation is not important. My test shows that Connections->Settings admin menu item is available in case user can ‘connections_change_settings’ capability.
More, plugin has own role editor – Connections->Roles, available to user who can ‘connection_change_roles’.

Look again if some of capabilities started from ‘connections_’ was missed for a role at subsite. I don’t see another reason without deep investigation of CBD plugin code.

[Vladimir]

If this is applicable, you may send admin login credentials to support[at-sign] role-editor.com (better if you have a stage copy of the site). I will investigate this.

[Vladimir]

URE does not include such functionality.
You can use another plugin for this purpose:

LoginWP (Formerly Peter's Login Redirect)

[Vladimir]

Compare if you have the same choice for “the Settings->User Role Editor->Additional Modules” ->”Force custom post types to use their own capabilities” option at all 3 different sites.

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Is CBD plugin network activated?
Or do you activate it for every site separately?

[Vladimir]

Hi,

Look at this add-on:
https://www.role-editor.com/block-admin-menu-items

[Vladimir]

Try grant to a role the deprecated ‘level_1’ capability, and ‘manage_options’ capability, in addition to all capabilities, started from ‘rank_math_’.

[Vladimir]

Thanks for the clarification. I just returned to office. Let me make some tests with this app.

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