Plugin / Capability Manager Enhanced

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

The custom post type must be defined to impose type-specific capability requirements. This is normally done by setting the “capability type” property equal to the post type name.
You may need to adjust your custom post type definition by enabling the map_meta_cap property. If you are calling register_post_type manually, just add this property to the options array.
Keep in mind that this plugin’s main purpose is to expose switches (defined capabilities). The wiring of those switches is up to the WordPress core or other plugins. If granting or removing a capability does not cause the expected results, your issue is probably with the other package. With that context in mind, you are still welcome to contact us about it.
Yes. Users with the ‘manage_capabilities’ capability can edit roles. This Capability is created at install time and assigned to Administrators. You can add it to any role, but non-administrators cannot manage roles or users that have a higher role level than their own.
Feel free to submit a help ticket if you can’t find an answer in the documentation.

Ratings

4.6
51 reviews

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Details Information

Version

1.8.1

First Released

27 Jul, 2012

Total Downloads

659,641

Wordpress Version

4.1 or higher

Tested up to:

5.2.4

Require PHP Version:

-

Tags

capabilities editor post types role taxonomies

Contributors

publishpress Kevin Behrens stevejburge andergmartins

Languages

English (UK) English (US)

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