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I’m using “Advanced Access Manager” http://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-access-manager/
They have an alpha 2.0 version that has a redesigned look, but it’s lacking in the ability to lock out categories. I have a featured post category that I don’t want users being able to post to it. For that I have stayed with the current version.
The only issue I came across was at one point the access to the administration of the plugin disappeared. I just deleted the plugin and re-installed it and my access was restored with all my settings still in place. The developer said that problem has been fixed in the 2.0 version.
… Scott
I think this should be all of them, if you find any I missed let me know.
PHP12345678910111213.userpro-icon-user,.userpro-icon-envelope,.userpro-icon-lock,.userpro-icon-camera,.userpro-icon-map-marker,.userpro-icon-facebook,.userpro-icon-twitter,.userpro-icon-googoe-plus-sign,.userpro-icon-home,.userpro-icon-external-link {position: relative;top: 8px;}in reply to: [Resolved] form image icon not centralizeWow, I have combed over the css many times and I can’t seem to find the trouble. I would try removing the reset.css just as a troubleshooting step. If it corrects the alignment then you know it was the reset. The drawback, there may be other elements of your theme that are relying on that reset.
Another option is to add the code to correct it. You will need to do it for every icon as they all have individually named classes.
For every icon class you could place this code into your style.css keeping mind if you’re not using a child theme, any css edits could get wiped out with an update.
PHP1234567.userpro-icon-user,.userpro-icon-envelope,.userpro-icon-lock,.userpro-icon-camera {position: relative;top: 8px;}When you come across more icons, just add them in a new line before the brackets making sure to put a comma at the end of each line (except the last)
in reply to: [Resolved] form image icon not centralizeok .. I see what you’re referring to now.
I inspected the css from your site and my site side by side and the first area I can see a difference is you have a reset.css file being used. I’m sure there’s something there that is off setting the icons. I haven’t been able to pin it down yet. I was able to add css to correct it using the code inspector in Safari but you shouldn’t need to do that. There’s a conflict somewhere, I’ll keep looking and let you know what I find.
… Scott
in reply to: [Resolved] form image icon not centralizeThat is the way they all look, it was designed that way. I think it gives it a nice touch that you don’t see on every other registration form.
If you want to edit the CSS look for userpro-field-icon and you will need to adjust the left: value. However, once you move the icons, you will need to move the field labels as well. Keep in mind, it’s best that you write custom css files into a css file that won’t get overwritten when you update the plugin. That means don’t edit the plugin css.
Hope that helps … Scott
in reply to: [Resolved] form image icon not centralizeYes, the Advanced Access Manager allows fine control of the site. I even placed a lock on the profile page as well as all other pages just to be sure. I wasn’t aware the user couldn’t edit the page after it was created. So the access control will be a necessary piece. I can only imagine the support request that would pour in from the users if they couldn’t edit a post. 😉
… Scott
in reply to: How do users edit postsThank you, that’s what I am finding. I’m most likely going to be setting my site up to allow for posting via the backend for now. There will be less confusion and with the access plugin I have I can lock down anything I don’t want them getting into.
… Scott
in reply to: How do users edit postsI was using one of the default wordpress themes – twentytwelve – and that theme has edit links on all the pages for roles with the level of permission that is required to upload an image with the post editor. Clicking on the edit page link took me to the backend admin panel where I was able to load up any page in the backend editor.
The theme I will be using does not have those edit links, which I am assuming a lot of themes don’t, however, anyone familiar with WordPress could just enter in the proper edit string on the end of the URL and bypass the front end.
Here’s something to try on your site …
Go to your pages admin section when you’re logged in as admin, copy the edit link for your “My Profile” page. Mine looks like this … http://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=9&action=edit
Now, logout and log back in as a user (create a test account if you don’t have one) . Then paste that link into your browser and see if it opens the edit page, or if it redirects you.
… Scott
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Roles and image uploadingI believe I figured out the WHY … I just need a solution still
I learned the one item that caused the user level to fail when uploading images. The ability to edit others pages. The user needs the ability since the publishing short code adds the post editor to a page, WP thinks the user is editing the page, therefore they need access to edit pages that are not their own.
This presents a huge security risk, the user can now edit any page including the pages where the shortcodes are placed.
It’s unfortunate, this one item may end up rendering this plug in unusable for my site. I can handle stopping down access to the back end and allowing users to edit their posts, but if they have to have access to edit all pages, that just won’t work.
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Roles and image uploadingUPDATE:
I was able to successfully set up a test site using the “Advanced Access Manager” with UserPro to allow the creation of custom roles as well as change access and a whole lot more. It’s actually overkill for what I want to do, but I like the interface, and it’s easy to manage. Plus, it didn’t break UserPro YEAH!!!
I am concerned though about the access level needed to upload an image. When editing the capabilities of the new role I set up I started by cloning the editor level and it all worked as expected. Once I removed the ability to edit or delete other posts and pages (thats all I changed) the role won’t allow an image upload.
Which brings me to another question, how do users edit their own published posts?
I’m using the twenty twelve theme on a brand new installation of WP 3.8
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Roles and image uploadingThat’s encouraging at least, I guess it could have been a combination of others but it was a brand new installation of WordPress with only 4 other plugins, responsive lightbox, wp-PageNavi, Regenerate Thumbnails, and Contact Form 7
I’m using the hueman theme found in the WP theme repository
I’ve never had a situation like that where I couldn’t recover from a conflict. All I know is it was working prior, and it wasn’t after, and I couldn’t get it back to working.
… Scott
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Custom User RolesThank you as well, I searched through the short code reference and couldn’t find them. Are there any other parameters? as in activity_all=1 what are the different activity options.
… Scott
in reply to: Social – Public ActivityUPDATE:
STAY AWAY from the “User Role Editor” plugin, installing it caused so my trouble I had to do a complete install of WordPress and UserPro.
I would like to get a confirmation if there is any other role editor plugin that will work with UserPro
Thanks … Scott
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Custom User RolesOh YA! … it’s all there, didn’t have to do anything except upgrade.
Huge difference,
THANK YOU THANK YOU!
in reply to: [ Resolved ] Create profile page like demoI just noticed the updated version has the fields for background. Grab the latest version 1.0.44 … I’ll stop back in after I have successfully set mine up.
… Scott
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