Publishpress Permissions v4.8.4 - WordPress Plugin
Add permissions support for PublishPress.
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Add permissions support for PublishPress.
The Permissions add-on allows you to decide your users’ publishing capabilities.
By default, most WordPress users have access to the “Publish” button. If you need more flexibility, then PublishPress Permissions is the solution. You can decide who gets access to the “Publish” button!
Decide which users can publish content
By default, most WordPress users have access to the “Publish” button.
With PublishPress Permissions, you can decide who gets access to the “Publish” button.
Look at the image shows that the “Publish” button is hidden for this user. They can only send content to the “Pitch”, “In Progress” or “Draft” statuses.
This image below shows how much control you have over your users’ permissions. If you haven’t used PublishPress before, you should know that it allows you to create your own publishing statuses and user groups. So, in short, you can customize your publishing statuses, user groups, and the permissions that link them together.
With PublishPress and the Permissions add-on you have a really powerful publishing system!
Decide who can access PublishPress features
The Permissions plugin allows you to control who can access key areas of PublishPress. These permissions include:
- Manage permissions (which means access to this screen we’re looking at now)
- View the calendar
- View the content overview
- Edit metadata
- Move content to a different status
Control who can edit Metadata
Metadata is the extra information that you can add to the right-sidebar, next to your posts. For example, the editor of a site can set a First Draft Date and enter Assignment details.
However, you wouldn’t want your content creators to edit this metadata. After all, if they’re running behind schedule they could move their deadlines and change their assignments! So, with the PublishPress Permissions add-on, you can decide which user groups can edit metadata.
Recent releases
Release history
- Resolved a security issue involving insecure direct object references (IDOR) in REST API comment read permissions. #2481
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- An option to enable or disable role-level editing restrictions in User Management. #2419
- Support for inherited statuses when calculating attachment term counts. #2450
- A changelog synchronization workflow to help keep release information up to date. #2442
- Improved plugin configuration handling in the release and deployment workflows. #2435
- Improved translation files using the latest translations from Weblate. #2412
- Quick search now continues to work correctly after navigating through paginated item-selection lists. #2460
- Existing category exceptions no longer incorrectly display “No setting” in tabbed permission metaboxes. #2456
- Role-level editing restrictions in User Management now work correctly and can be enabled or disabled as needed. #2419
- Attachment term counts now correctly include inherited statuses. #2450
- Navigation menu parent corrections are now saved correctly. #2452
- Editing restrictions no longer incorrectly block some Posts when MultilingualPress is active. #2444
- Contributors no longer see unfiltered post totals when they should only see filtered results. #2455
- Post-list status and pagination counts now correctly reflect the filtered results. #2454
- Teaser table radio buttons no longer render incorrectly as broken crescent-shaped controls in WordPress 7.0. #2457
- CSP-related issues with the script used to hide empty menus. #2449
- Cache handling now avoids unnecessary full WordPress cache flushes. #2453
- Recurring events in The Events Calendar now work correctly. #830
- Teaser settings are now properly sanitized, preventing script tags from being saved. #823
- The presspermit_circle_members filter is now properly sanitized for improved security. #824
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- Support for displaying all Permissions inherited from Permission Groups for individual users. #2323
- Fallback capability support for pp_manage_teaser. #2318
- Support for alternate pseudo IDs in map_meta_cap filtering. #2305
- Group names are now displayed in the Group Permissions list for better clarity. #2328
- Separate capabilities for managing term permissions and edit permissions. #2366 #2365
- Improved clarity of capability descriptions and related interface text. #2309
- Prevented the plugin name from being translated for better brand consistency. #2308
- Improved teaser interface by hiding unnecessary extra columns. #2319
- Improved tooltip descriptions for Assign Terms, Set as Parent, Permission Groups, and Term Permissions screens. #2381 #2342 #2341 #2335 #2332
- Improved clarity of capability descriptions and Permissions screen wording. #2367
- Translation updates and localization improvements. #2348
- Improved teaser interface by hiding unnecessary extra columns. #821
- Assign Terms restrictions were not applied correctly in some situations. #2324
- Permissions metabox on Edit Term screens now properly supports “Manage Term” and “Set Parent” operations. #2321
- “None” checkbox was missing in Edit Permissions when no items were published. #2320
- Assign Terms option incorrectly appeared for Pages. #2307
- Null post type warning in TeaserHooks.php under certain configurations. #2306
- Prevented infinite ancestor count loops for taxonomy terms. #2312
- Spacing and layout issues in the Permissions metabox for some languages. #2317
- Users can now properly access the Permissions editing screen when allowed by configuration. #2368
- “Set as Parent” restrictions were not working correctly for taxonomy terms. #2344
- CSS file was incorrectly loaded inside iframe contexts in WP7. #2380
- Incorrect default handling for pp_manage_settings capabilities. #2363
- File Access issue that could cause mismatched rs_file_key values. #820
- Null post type warning in TeaserHooks.php under certain configurations. #819
- Unused pp_assign_roles capability. #2377
- Inactive pp_set_read_exceptions and pp_set_edit_exceptions capabilities from the Capabilities UI. #2375
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