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Thank you Tobias. I updated and the filters were definitely removed. Much preferable to hacking code ??

I think they are a great addition to your plugin, as many folks don’t know how to add them to their functions with code – but they definitely need an option to turn off for folks that already have code to handle this.

Sorry, could you also please provide documentation on how to remove the SEO filter that has been added to all posts and custom post types? My clients are very unhappy, as they are getting extremely confused with these changes.

Thanks!

Hi Joost,

Could you please elaborate on the filter – as I have this problem and need to resolve with a filter.

I already use a custom admin column plugin for my client, but the recent update to the latest version of this plugin added all the default columns back in. I have to configure this across 6 custom post types, so this is a big deal.

I’m guessing we’d handle this through the wpseo_options (array), but there isn’t enough information in the SEO API docs to figure this out.

Thanks Joost! I finally got to implementing this and it works perfectly ??

Hi Donncha,

I haven’t been able to figure this out. I’ve been looking in the files for the delete cache function, but I don’t think I’m looking in the right place because I’m not seeing the role check portion to change.

Could you help point me in the right direction? I need to be able to get the Delete Cache button to show for the Editor role for my clients.

Thanks!

Hi Andrew,
You can see it on my dev server at builder.xigko.com
From what I can tell, the css does seem to be coming from the buttons – but I was hoping an !important would override that. I did what I could to make it look close ??

I’d really like to have the ability to control .connect_widget_number_cloud and connect_widget_connect_button – as they do not lineup with everything else in the floating bar and I’d love to fix this. ??

I finally found it, so documenting in case anyone else has this same configuration.

The trick was finding the right container to add z-index: 9999 to – as there are so many containers when using Builder.

I was able to add this z-index to the #megaMenu css property, and it works now for all browsers include IE7.

Marking as resolved.

Thanks Donncha. I’ll try that, and it would be great to get this on the feature roadmap. I’m finding WP Super Cache indispensable for my clients, particularly those that are hosting on GoDaddy (shudder) ??

Update: I have a custom function that will put the Delete Cache link in the admin bar, but an Editor gets the insufficient privileges message.

Is there a way I can give Editor role access to just this Delete Cache? Or to everything, and I just use Adminimize to hide everything else…

After spending another day on this, I realize I can’t deregister colors-fresh without messing up the admin panel.

So currently, I have my custom-login.css being added into login-head with a simple echo link statement. With BWP Minify active, it calls my custom-login.css before the minified and combined wp-admin.css & colors-fresh.css

Since colors-fresh.css has the !important commands, I think I need to get my custom-login.css to load after it, so that I can overwrite with my !important command.

How can I control the loading of the minified Wp-admin.css & colors-fresh.css so that it will get called earlier before my custom css file?

DOH! Thank you. It’s amazing how you can miss the simplest things, isn’t it?

Thanks lpstenu, that makes perfect sense ??

Ah, thanks Axel13. Can this be the root of the subdomain, or must it be the root of the main domain?

Sorry – user error. NextGen Gallery has a “roles” section, and you need to set the lowest role. Once I set that to Editor everything was fine. RESOLVED