vpeitl

Hi, the only way to verify what you need is to install and configure the plugin.
My sample demonstrates on the frontend what I think you’re looking for, but in the backend.
You set which user (author, editor) has access to which posts, pages, media files, sections, tags, etc. in the backend. Of course, this is determined by the admin. There can only be one admin, because that is the top role and there is no admin role that has somehow restricted access. It doesn’t make sense. You don’t want 2 or 3 admins because, for example, each admin can delete anyone or anything else. Only one has to have that right.
But it is possible (and AAM can do it) to create subordinate roles and assign them the necessary permissions.
You set, for example, whether he can edit a particular post (page) or just see it. It is also possible to set that he can edit but not delete.
There are really a lot of possibilities. What you describe in your question is certainly possible with AAM.

Hi, I think this plugin will fulfill everything you require.
A small sample is here:

AAM project

I may be wrong, but I always thought that the rating of anything reflects the functionality declared by the manufacturer and not my wishes.
It’s like buying a car and being surprised that it doesn’t fly because I want it to fly. The manual says it doesn’t fly, but it could, I want it to…
Yes, it’s an exaggerated comparison and as written, your right to judge it however you want.
I just find it unfair for the efforts of (any) developer. Similarly, I love ratings:
“It’s great, no bugs, I give 4 stars because there’s always room for improvement and I don’t want the developer to stop.”
If I were the developer – I’d better start walking in the woods!

@designextreme

I admire your speed, courtesy and patience with which you reply. Unfortunately, often to what has already been answered in the past…

@casinantes

3 stars? It’s absolutely unfair that something that is free and as you write easy and highly customizable, you take away a rating just because it doesn’t suit your profitable business.

I will never understand this behavior!

• This reply was modified 4 months, 1 week ago by vpeitl.

The link cannot be tested – it is a local address without a domain.
My general guess is that the cache is doing it. Ideally, always test it in anonymous browser mode.

Fantastic news, thank you very much.
The format was just a little thing, but it’s nice when it’s perfect!
If I may express my opinion:
predefined settings may make it easier for someone to use the plugin, I prefer the variability of settings and why invent something that is already “standard”. Where there is an option to set the format I would refer to the WordPress documentation on formats and be done with it. Ignorant users will expand their knowledge and others will already be using it.

Thank you for the help. I have already solved it to my complete satisfaction (CSS).
In the future I would be very grateful for more specs for the following days (not just tomorrow).
I don’t need it yet, it would be great to be able to use opening hours for multiple offices (on one site).
I wrote a five star review and sent a post for coffee ??
Thank you again very much.

I’ll explain:
the surgery has irregular opening hours. Sometimes every day, sometimes only some days and Saturdays, different hours each time. I now update that regularity manually, and my clients’ wish is to see the current date in addition to the list of surgery days so they don’t have to think.
That’s why I was interested in your plugin. I would like to use only “Exceptions or Holidays” with the date format “full_date_month_nos”. I wanted to make sure I didn’t overlook some option to display the current date.

Thank you for the quick reply.

I’ve dealt with this before…

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/czech-wp-shows-the-names-of-days-in-english/

Hi, the option is in the settings:

SETTINGS>>Core Settings>>Render Access Manager Metabox

I forgot to end…

Hi,

Thank you for your help.
I wrote the review.

Have a nice day

Hi,

Thank you for the offer, can other plugins do this, or can I set it up with user roles.

It would be nice if this feature appeared directly in the Pie Register settings. Sometimes it’s good to just restrict a post, sometimes hide it completely, like Private posts.

Thanks for the support, have a good day.

Hi,
thank you for your interest in helping me.

The attached code did not work as expected, but I find that the paid version of Pie Register can do Conditional Logic in the registration form.

It works exactly as I requested.
I used the Email Verifications and Admin Verifications conditions depending on what domain the user is registering with.

Thank you
Vladimír