Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
Have you ticked it as a public list in the settings overview screen ?
Thanks so much 🙂 All good now
Can I make a list visible to all users, including subscribers ? Seems as if I can only make it visible to either “administrator” or “public”.
Plugin Author
anmari
(@anmari)
Hi cburkins,
aside from the ‘public’ check, the plugin does check
if (is_user_logged_in()
and ((current_user_can('list_users')
or current_user_can('edit_users')) )) {
return true;
I haven’t tested recently, but in theory if you used a role/capability manager plugin like “justin tadlocks ‘members’ (free) – you could define who could ‘list’ the users and they should be able to access non public lists then in backend.
Alternatively
If you mean visible in front end to only logged on users, not general public, then the way I do it, is I use membership s/w to manage who can see the content on a page. eg: the one I use, uses [private] [/private] to bracket the content (in this case the [userlist] shortcode ). the content in the brackets is then not shown unless user has access to that page. (List would be ‘public’ otherwise). Other membership plugins may work differently but concept should be same.
