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Inheritance

boragecoaching — Tue, 23 May 2023 13:28:45 +0000

I have edited all of the templates associated with my WordPress theme and CAN NOT get this page to change at all. I’m trying to reduce the size of the blog titles so I can use a carousel. I’m simply out of places to think of where this would be pulling it’s format from. I don’t know where “blog-2” is coming from other than the “Blog Designer Pack” but they claim the format is inherited from the theme.

Subaccounts inherit payment method

glazuna — Wed, 15 Feb 2023 08:17:36 +0000

Hello,

I would like to know wether this plugin is capable of inheriting payment method credentials from parent account to subaccounts?

Idea is to enter credit card / paypal credentials into a parent account and all its subaccounts can then place orders with parent’s payment method.

Thank you for your answer!

permission inheritance

thecatim — Sat, 20 Nov 2021 09:56:22 +0000

Over the forum hierarchies….is permissions inherited? How to set for yes or no?

Great update

Julia — Fri, 20 Aug 2021 14:31:18 +0000

Hello,

Visualizing inherited values in the editor helps to avoid adding unnecessary code, enhancing widgets′ management and space′s usage.

Thanks!

WP 5.6 Parent and Child Theme

llbaird — Wed, 03 Feb 2021 00:01:55 +0000

Hi,
I recently upgraded WordPress to 5.6 (on a staging site). A child theme worked after the 5.6 upgrade. However, if I apply another theme, it seems to break the relationship between the parent and child themes. For example, a twentytwenty-child theme (after applying twentytwenty-one and and then reapplying twentytwenty-child) starts throwing not found errors for TwentyTwenty_Walker_Page and all other classes found in twentytwenty/classes, previously inherited without issue by the child theme.
I’ve checked a couple of setups to confirm this is only happening with 5.6 and that the child themes work on 5.6, but only break after another theme is applied and the child theme is reapplied. No other code changes happen to the child theme.
Any ideas to restore the connection between the child theme and the parent theme so that classes are still inherited from parent to child would be welcome.

Page loosing parent page after editing by simple user

wpandi — Sun, 05 Jan 2020 09:17:33 +0000

Hello everybody,

I’ve posted a problem with UAM (or with me setting it up, I’m not sure) over at Github but probably that’s the wrong spot and I should have posted it here?!

My problem: the group definition of a parent page “Internes” for a child page “My page” is deleted/lost if you login as a group member of “My page (internal)” (group for the page “My page”), edit the page and save it. This does not only destroy the page tree in the pages view in the backend of WordPress but due to this the inheritance of the group “Interner Bereich” (for the page “Internes”) is lost on the page “My page” and the members of “Interner Bereich” do not see the page any longer. Is there any solution to this? Thanks!

You can find the complete topic including screenshots here: https://github.com/GM-Alex/user-access-manager/issues/301

Thanks and regards
Andreas

Hierarchical filtering (show as-if member of)

CoCha — Fri, 10 Aug 2018 09:42:13 +0000

Sometimes it would be nice to show posts etc. as if a user is a member of a ‘lesser’ group in order to prevent showing restricted data when working/watching together with someone else.

For example:
I have three (hierarchical organized) groups: bronze, silver and gold.
Gold members have also access to silver and bronze, silver members also to bronze.
Being a gold member, it would be nice to have the ability to show only bronze-alowed data when visisting a client. Either for security-reasons or showing the different output.

Is it possible to have some kind of ‘hierarchical filtering’, initiated by a user him/herself?

Remove inheritance

Sany — Mon, 18 Jun 2018 13:19:58 +0000

Hello,

I want to remove the inheritance like described in this post:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/option-to-remove-inheritance/

It’s an old post so I can’t find the code to change. Is there a new workaround for this?

Best regards
saNNNy

Inheritance of category rights and the conflicts with groups direct belonging

Trebly — Mon, 07 May 2018 12:15:47 +0000

Hi,

This is an UAM (last version) problem which, for now, regarding the organisation of the rights and determination of logical priorities, I have not been able to fully solve til now.

I have defined categories with several branches of meanings, I give the mains ones :

The subject(s) of an article.
The type of article (short – < 1000 words, basic article <5000 words, books – no limit)
Detailed status for management of the article life (regular, need changes, obsolete etc…(these categories are hidden for others than author, reviewer, moderator…

The UAM-groups are mainly used to group rights, some examples are:

main access to level of subscribers
access reserved with reading rights to author, publisher, reviewer, moderator
obsolete documents : writing access reserved to admin and author
obsolete documents which cannot be seen by the visitors or subscribers but can be read, as content old source, by author, moderator, reviewer, editor etc.
…

I don’t fully know how are managed the rights priorities between groups and inheritance of right from categories (it is the complex problem of “or and and” with rights (allow) and their negation (not allow). This is not described into documentation and if there are simple cases there are too some complex ones even the role of UAM is to simplify for right definitions for each article but not necessarily for structure of rights and UAM groups designer.

My example problem is that an article which has several categories for subject classification but which is obsolete (normally should not be visible by visitor or subscribers) inherits of the rights to be viewed by the inheritance of the subjects categories (the categories). Then the that the articles doesn’t belong to a group with an unhallowed visibility for visitor or subscriber are overlapped by those of the category.

Do you have elements about this ?

Best regards

Trebly

WordPress Post “Inheritance” (?) and Templating

borishu — Fri, 06 Oct 2017 12:57:42 +0000

Hello,

So I’m fairly new to WordPress, I have a solid understanding of the basics (I think) and have put together a site that is coming along rather well.

My question comes down to quality-of-life and building templates, etc to make my life easier.

Currently when I want to post a new product review on my website, I have to make a page from scratch, insert some of the same shortcode (headings, etc) then publish it. Is there a way to make a template that has all my headings pre-built so I only need to add the copy text?

This is currently an issue because say I want to change the text of a common heading… I have to go update it in 30+ places.

My other question is similar, say I have a block of code I like to use for a certain decorative element that displays information. Can I create a template for just this element and use WordPress to insert it where I need it with dynamic content? Right now I use a notepad document that I copy and paste it out of.

Thanks!