Hey @frihauge, no sorry, the WordPress admin screens (such as the Foyer Slides / Channels / Displays admin screens) are really built to be admin screens. There is no easy way to make them appear and work on the front-end of a website.
Can you explain your use case? Why is it important your users work on slides and displays on the front-end of the website?
You could maybe strip down the WordPress admin for your users so, for their role / login, the admin will only show Foyer admin screens and nothing else. But they would still be working within the admin.
Best!
Hi Menno
The reason is that we have sereval kiosk pc’s. where we some other thing to configure, and all this configuration is done via wpdatatables plugin from the front end. I only need to insert some new slides on a predefined screen and channel.
Are all the configuration done from database. Or there any way I can make some configuration from front end?
Br
Esben
Hey Esben, Foyer is built using three custom post types: foyer_slide, foyer_channel, foyer_display. All stored in the existing WordPress database tables. If you browse the Foyer plugin code you can see it is easy to write some code that saves an existing slide to an existing channel. Letting a user edit a new slide, and then save that slide to the database is a different thing though! A slide has so many options and combinations of slide formats and slide backgrounds.. That slide admin interface would have to be rewritten for front-end use.
OK Thanks
I found a solution the
WP Frontend Admin Plugin can do the trick for me
Thnak you very much
Thanks for the hint @frihauge, might be interesting for other Foyer users.
