• colinsp

    (@colinsp)


    I have to set up a new site for an organisation and I think that what they want can be achieved in WordPress.

    I have used WordPress on several other site but I have never used MU.

    One of their requirements is for about 30 people to be able to edit their own personal page BUT no one else’s. Is this achievable in normal WordPress with one of the membership plug-ins or would I be better off looking at MU for this? If using standard WordPress which plug-in do you recommend?

    Thanks

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  • saildude

    (@saildude)

    Standard WordPress lets you set users to “Author” and they can only edit their own Posts. Don’t know about Pages but should be easy to check, just create a new user with Author privileges and see if they can make a page.

    Eric Daams

    (@ericdaams)

    Yeah, I think WordPress MU would probably be overkill for what you’re trying to achieve; MU is really for if multiple users need to be able to set up fully-functioning blogs.

    Thread Starter colinsp

    (@colinsp)

    Thanks for the advice I’ll stick with standard then

    justbishop

    (@justbishop)

    The Members and Adminimize plugins are great for things like that.

    Thread Starter colinsp

    (@colinsp)

    Thanks I’ll have a look at those two plugins

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