ante1974

I found that under Advanced Settings > Content Filtering – “Disable all filtering for anonymous users” if checked allows logged out users to see the menus again, but all roles apart from the Administrator can not see some of my website’s main menu?

I’m using this plugin alongside PublishPress Capabilities and PublishPress Core.

Any help on how I can resolve this would be great.

Ah that’s great.

This worked but I have another issue now.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by ante1974.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by ante1974. Reason: new issue

@bcworkz Thanks for this. Just to clarify, the site isn’t open registration exactly, it requires approval from an admin before they can log in.

I’ve been looking for a plugin for a while that might capture these bespoke needs, but in the end had to build a specific page template to cover registration, profile edit and profile viewing.

In terms of looking at the removal process, is this less impacting on the core than looking at the activation hook?

It just crossed my mind too, I currently have a plugin installed that shows user IO’s on the Users page (users.php), if I could link clicking on a user ID with a query to create tags and categories based on the user name, that could work too.

@goaroundagain You are correct, there was a lightbox already in the theme with poor UI, I assumed it was part of WordPress basic UI and would be overridden by your plugin. I have now disabled it and the issue is resolved.

@goaroundagain Thanks for your response. Let me check on that and get back to you.

@stevejburge Thanks for this, yes that seems to have resolved the issue. Great plugin!

@dearhive Would it be possible to implement this in a future update. I’ve seen it in another plugin, which makes it so convenient from within a post to add a document, without having to have copied the shortcode, and additionally allows you to set specific parameters for each post/page in which specific flipbook is added.

Thanks,

@sterndata embarrassingly correct. I thought I had a big issue. Thanks! ??

I found a solution for this using a plugin called User Meta, which allowed me to add new profile fields to a WP User Profile. I then created a special page template for author profiles, so that I can display the author profile on a page of my choosing in whatever page structure I want.

It doesn’t use a shortcode, but that was just a method to the actual solution which has now been achieved.

@judagutor thanks for the advice, the Publish Press link is great.

Hi @tugbucket Thanks for this it’s a useful starter. I’m considering the best way to implement this feature and will keep this in mind.

Hi @jfarthing84 – do you have any timelines for this?

@shresthauzwal thanks I will do that.

@wpdev10 would it be possible to extend the plugin to reference a template and call values specific to one user, to suit my use case as future development of the plugin? I understand this isn’t possible now.

@goldroo those URL’s don’t match the URL structure of the site.

Hi @paoltaia

Just to confirm, so I couldn’t drop a shortcode to display a specific user profile on a page like:

/aubrey-wilson
/barbara-jones

Etc?

Thanks.