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PublishPress Permissions: Control User Access for Posts, Pages, Categories, Tags

By PublishPress

User Management & Authentication / User Registration & Login

PublishPress Permissions: Control User Access for Posts, Pages, Categories, Tags Review - In-Depth Analysis

Control user access for posts, pages, categories, and tags. Manage permissions for roles, individual users, and custom groups.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.81/10

User Rating

4.3/5 (based on 64+ reviews)

Active Installations

10,000+

Update Frequency

Outstanding It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

PublishPress Permissions allows you to enable or deny access to posts, pages, categories, tags, and more. You can apply these permissions for user roles, individual users, and even custom groups.

With PublishPress Permissions, you can control who can view and edit your WordPress content. You can choose who can access images and files in your site's Media Library. For example, you can deny all direct access to files for logged out users.

The Pro version of PublishPress Permissions has many advanced features such as teaser previews of restricted content, custom WordPress statuses, and automatically creating personal posts for users.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free PublishPress Permissions: Control User Access for Posts, Pages, Categories, Tags plugin.

Access

Capabilities

Permissions

Privacy

Restrict

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FAQ

A large number of WordPress have sites with custom post types. These custom post types often hold sensitive information. In this guide, we’ll show you how to control who can read, edit and publish content in your custom post types. By default, nearly all custom post types will inherit the same permissions as Posts. So a user in the “Editor” will role will automatically be able to write and edit in your custom post type.

Install the PublishPress Permissions Pro plugin.
Go to Permissions > Settings > Core.
Under “Filtered Post Types”, check the box for your post type.
Click “Save Changes”.
You will now be able to edit any post in your custom post type and see editing permissions.

Click here to see how to restrict access to custom post types.

Contributors and developers

“PublishPress Permissions: Control User Access for Posts, Pages, Categories, Tags” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.