Hi,
It depends from a plugin. If it uses unique capability to protect its settings, then you can. If it uses WordPress internal ‘manage_options’ capability, like a lot of plugins do, you can not without using additional custom features, like Pro version “Admin menu blocking” add-on or similar.
Thank you Vladimir.
Would you please guide me on how should i do in order to check whether that specific plugin uses a unique capability and how can i allow a shop manager to manage it? Waiting your reply. Thanks
1) Ask question to plugin support and/or developer;
or
2) Make context search through .php file inside plugin folder for these patterns:
‘current_user_can’, ‘add_options_page’, ‘add_menu’, ‘add_submenu’. You can find the used user capability inside these commands, if plugin use them.
Hi Vladimir
Thanks for your fast reply and sorry for this confusion. What i meant was, in case the plugin is using this unique capability, my intention was to ask you how to do in your plugin to create a specific access to shop manager role to this specific plugin´s settings.
Thank you!
