mrsixcount

Ok found this. If you put this on in the hook section it will setup the administrator and editor to have access. Otherwise you can put it in a spot and deactivate and activate the plugin to have it run once.
Note: Author role is ‘author’

// Set ‘mail_subscribers’ Capabilities To Administrators and Editors
$role = get_role(‘administrator’);
if(!$role->has_cap(‘mail_subscribers’)) {
$role->add_cap(‘mail_subscribers’);
}
$role = get_role(‘editor’);
if(!$role->has_cap(‘mail_subscribers’)) {
$role->add_cap(‘mail_subscribers’);
}

Thanks again for the help. I hope this helps others as well.

url(../images/whatever.jpg) in a css file needs to have the images referenced in the css relative to the css file.

In the example lets say the css is in a css directory

css/mycss.css

This would then mean that the whatever.jpg would need to be in the images directory at the same level as the css

css/mycss.css
images/whatever.jpg

not

css/mycss.css
css/images/whatever.jpg

because the url in the css has ../images or up one directory and into the images directory.

I hope this helps.

Dean