Hi, Allen.
The plugin itself does not have that option, but you can easily add an action to remove it for any level you want (this will work for other meta boxes as well – as long as you know their ID, the priority, and the position). This plugin uses 'normal' for the position, 'high' for the priority, and 'edit-box-ppr' for the ID.
Add the following to your functions.php file after the opening <?php tag or before the closing ?> tag:
function custom_metabox_remove_funciton(){
global $wp_meta_boxes;
if(!current_user_can('manage_options')){
$post_types_temp = get_post_types();
if( is_array($post_types_temp) && !empty( $post_types_temp ) ){
foreach( $post_types_temp as $ptype ){
if(isset($wp_meta_boxes[$ptype]['normal']['high']['edit-box-ppr']))
unset($wp_meta_boxes[$ptype]['normal']['high']['edit-box-ppr']);
}
}
}
}
add_action( 'admin_menu', 'custom_metabox_remove_funciton' , 100);
On the third line, change the 'manage_options' text in the !current_user_can() function to the role your want to check against. The role for an admin is generally checked against 'manage_options', so I put that in as a starter for you in case you want to just cut and paste.
Warmest regards,
Don
