Hi @wordmatej
Plugin authors can add admin areas using any capability they want, including custom capabilities. If you know which capabilities are required to access that plugin’s admin area, you can assign those capabilities to a user/role.
Also, many plugins create admin settings pages using a native capability associated with administrators, such as manage_options. Granting a capability like this can have unintended consequences, such as giving users the ability to see a lot more in the admin.
Thanks
Hi and tx for reply.
But as you wrote me its complicated.
How in member plugin for member to edit spific plugin – just Autocache or WP Super Cache plugin?
Best regards
What I meant is that Members doesn’t have any sections for each plugin. Granting or denying capabilities depends on whether the plugin provides any capabilities to access the plugin’s admin area. If it doesn’t provide any capabilities, then we can’t do more about it. However, maybe you can use Admin Menu Editor plugin to hide menu items for your role.
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