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15/10/2024 11:37 am
Yes, it’s possible to give access to specific pages on both the frontend and backend of WordPress to a user with limited permissions. Here are the steps and options to do this:
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User Role and Permissions:
- Install a plugin like User Role Editor to create or modify user roles.
- Create a new user role or adjust an existing one (such as Contributor or Author) to have access only to specific backend areas.
- Adjust permissions to allow this role to edit/view only the specific backend page you want.
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Restricting Frontend Access:
- Use a plugin like Members or Restrict Content Pro to control access to specific frontend pages.
- Configure it to make only the intended page visible to this user role or specific user account.
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Custom Capability (Advanced):
- For fine-grained control, use custom capabilities. Assign custom capabilities to access a particular backend page while limiting the rest of the dashboard.
- This may require custom code or a more advanced role manager plugin.
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Page Builders or Custom Plugins:
- If you’re using a page builder (like Elementor or Divi), some allow you to lock specific elements or pages to certain user roles.
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