michaelmatzkin

I do not see Web Designer as one of the default roles in Members, but I was finally able to make my test account have CCJ capabilities even when they are not granted or even when they’re denied – by making my test account a super admin, as I am in my webmaster’s account.

Please verify that non-superadmins in a multisite can’t have CCJ capabiities and if there is a solution.

The “someone else” would, in a real-life situation would have the Editor role. When that didn’t work in my testing, I made them an Administrator, with all CCJ privleges, just like me, but that still didn’t work. I have been using the User Role Editor plugin, which is similar to Members in that you can create custom roles, except that it also allows you to assign individual capabilities for augmenting any role. I have deactivated this plugin while I’m testing with Members. I want to read the Members documentation to see if there is some way to add capabilities independent of a user’s role, because it doesn’t look that way right now.

I deactivated all other plugins, and it didn’t make any difference. There are no items in my /wp-content/mu-plugins/ folder. I have installed the Members plugin, made myself an Administrator, and assigned myself all capabilities. When I hover any custom code item, I see Edit | Trash | Deactivate below it. But when I assign all Custom CSS JS capabilities to someone else and sign in as that person, I see only Deactivate. And when I try to publish a new item, WordPress replies “Sorry, you are not allowed to edit this post.” Same problems as before.

Thank you, your solution worked.

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by michaelmatzkin.
• This reply was modified 8 months, 2 weeks ago by michaelmatzkin.