Publishpress Permissions v4.9.1 - 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
- Permissions settings navigation is now more accessible, improving keyboard navigation and usability. #2494
- The Permissions dashboard has been improved for accessibility, including clearer navigation and interaction. #2493
- The plugin title shown in the WordPress Plugin Directory has been corrected. #2568
- REST API media queries now use memory more efficiently, reducing memory usage when working with large media libraries. #2577
- Teaser rich-text settings are now properly sanitized for improved security. #2569
- Protected terms are now retained correctly when content is updated through the REST API. #2571
- Update refresh requests now properly verify the required security nonce. #2572
- Uninstall cleanup is now properly scoped to prevent unrelated options from being removed. #2570
- Nonce field HTML used by security controls is now restricted to an allowed set of markup. #2567
- ACF compatibility issues that could prevent some Permissions assignments from being saved when updating posts have been resolved. #2537
- Teaser preview title filters now receive and handle their arguments correctly. #2574
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- Optional Content Visibility functionality through a dedicated module. #2447
- Improved the Permissions interface with a new design for user-specific permissions. #2497
- Improved the Teaser settings experience with a live preview. #2496
- Improved the onboarding experience with a new welcome screen. #2485
- Permission Groups are now disabled by default to provide a simpler initial configuration. #2473
- Editing Permissions remains active in the background while being hidden from the Features tab. #2486
- The Teaser settings now include a live preview, making it easier to see how teaser content will appear before saving changes. #841
- The Pro settings layout has been restored for a more consistent and familiar configuration experience. #841
- The plugin's bundled Composer libraries have been refreshed with updated dependencies for improved compatibility and maintenance. #843
- Improved the default “Block All Pages” control to provide more predictable page access restrictions. #2487
- Improved security advisory handling to ensure it works correctly with the Pro version. #2499
- Improved Content Security Policy (CSP) compliance to prevent security-related browser restrictions. #2498
- Hardened draft advisory code paths for improved security and reliability. #2483
- Corrected the term checklist hierarchy when Assign Terms restrictions are applied to non-top-level terms. #2451
- Improved multisite uninstall handling by processing site IDs efficiently instead of loading them all at once. #2458
- Security advisory handling has been improved to better protect sites using PublishPress Permissions. #844
- The plugin name is now displayed correctly in the German (Deutsch) translation. #842
- Network-wide file rule expiration is now processed in batches through WP-Cron, improving performance on multisite installations with many sites or rules. #2316
- The presspermit-collaboration module is no longer listed among deactivated modules. #2472
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- Resolved a security issue involving insecure direct object references (IDOR) in REST API comment read permissions. #2481
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Auto-updates included
Install it once, update automatically.
The GPLC Connector installs this plugin from your wp-admin and rolls out new versions to your connected sites. Included with every membership plan: 10 to 40 connected sites depending on the plan (Lite 10, Pro 20, Geek and Lifetime 40).