User Role Editor is a useful plugin that allows you to change users and roles capabilities very easily. You can edit/add/delete WordPress user roles and capabilities from the User Role Settings: Until the version 1.9, capability changes were only affecting the back-end permissions. However, since this version has been released, it’s also possible to use the […]
This article will help you secure your medias (any files uploaded) on WordPress. You need basic understanding of PHP and Apache to get it done. Note that by default, even if all your pages are restricted, any document uploaded can be accessed without any restriction, just with the URL. But they are not listed neither […]
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The permissions settings for the projects are somewhat different from the wiki and blog post ones. You can select which roles can create projects from the front-end, but there isn’t any option for the editing part. The reason is that, by default, the projects are editable by: During the creation of a projects, the creator […]
Woffice allows to edit many elements from the front-end, these are: blog posts, wiki articles, projects and directory elements. In the Permissions tab, the options are organized by groups: In each group you can find an option like this: All roles selected here will be able to edit that post type by front end. A button will […]
Woffice allows to create many elements from the front end, these are: blog posts, wiki articles, projects and directory elements. In the Permissions tab, the options are organized by groups: In each group you can find an option like this: To select more than one role, please hold on the Command key on Mac, or the Ctrl key on Windows – […]
Allow users to sign up This means that every visitor will be able to register and then see the content. To do so, you have to be sure this box is enabled and Woffice will take care of the rest. Restrict sign up For some reasons, you may want to only make specific users able […]
Restrict access to your Intranet Please note that all of those settings do not relate to the Buddypress content – see the specific section below for that. First of all, we offer you the ability to restrict the access to your website for the connected users (therefore registered as well). You can find this option […]
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