christinemerrifield2

Thank you @gaurav984 I’ll try that

Hi @jeherve

Thank you for your response, I will be testing this.

The deploy is a children’s educational environment and is very tightly governed, no one, not even the Network Admin, is able to add plugins, themes or sign up for any additional services. The governing body decides what is available and visible within the environment. There is also a short list of approved Jetpack modules that are available to the children.

Jetpack Settings page has quite a few notifications, adverts and links that are not appropriate for this environment, so the simple modules page suits the requirements well. To allow these very young users to use the Settings there would need to be a way of ‘removing’ any adverts, upgrade links, notifications or html links that were seen to be unsuitable, inappropriate, or confusing for children.

Thank you

Hi thanks for your support. Sorry it has been a while.

I have tested this code on a small test site with 3 themes and 6 plugins, one being Jetpack in dev mode. (All plugins, apart from Jetpack, have been Network disabled)

add_filter( 'option_jetpack_active_modules', 'jetpack_docs_filter_active_modules' );
function jetpack_docs_filter_active_modules( $modules ) {
	return array_values( array_merge( $modules, array( 'markdown' ) ) );
}

On the modules list the module is showing as active but the toggle switch on the Settings-> Writing page is off.

As I mentioned in a previous comment, we can only use the modules list and cannot view the Settings page at all, so using the Settings page to activate Markdown is not available to us.

I am using this in a Multi site and I have added this code to the functions.php file of my theme, if I can get this to work I will add it to a custom plugin that will be an mu-plugin.

(Also as an additional note both carousel and custom-content-types Configure links from the modules page go to the Settings page and not the WordPress Admin pages, this does not work for those using the modules only page)

Thank you

Hi
Using the option_jetpack_active_modules to activate Markdown appears to show Markdown as activated in the Modules list, but on Settings->Writing the slider is not turned on.

Using WordPress 5.4.2, Jetpack 8.7.1 and PHP 7.2

Thanks

• This reply was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by christinemerrifield2.

Hi

Thanks for your reply,

Yes I have been using option_jetpack_active_modules to activate Markdown.

Resolved

Having looked into ‘Apply to all sites’ being required, it was not clear where to find the checkbox.

I have now found the checkbox while being logged in as Network Admin, it is above the list of roles on the right hand side above the update button.