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I never found the solution I was looking for. The best that I’ve seen are role management plugins, but they’re still far away from what I wanted. Nothing at this point allows you to create internal groups or assign content to more than one person. Seems that for now, WP focuses on capabilities and that each user is defined by them. For example, you can give someone the ability to edit their own posts only, or everyone’s, but not get more fine grained than that. Baffles me how no solution exists for this yet.

I see that as of 4.3, WordPress allows you to include inline CSS in the text editor:

Ex: <p style="color:red">blah blah blah</p>

But strips out a CSS block:

Ex: <style>p {color:red;}</style>

Now I know that style blocks belong in a stylesheet, but I wanted to know if there was a way to include a block in the editor. I’m assuming that a custom field or custom meta box would be a way around this, but it there another way to get a block of CSS to be accepted by the editor?

Cool, thanks.

I’d also like to suggest that you add some dropdown filters on the log viewer screen. For example, you could have a one dropdown that lists the various codes, and upon selecting one, only those events are displayed.

So other than spaces, periods, and pluses, what other ‘junk’ does WordPress convert to a dash automatically?

I’m using the default twentyfifteen theme and no plugins. But you’re seeing my point. Even if you put periods in place of dashes, it works, even if they’re converted back to dashes.

Thanks. That explains a bit about the URL structure, but it doesn’t say whether WP can automatically update links in pages to another page that has the permalink/slug changed. I’m wondering if there’s a plugin that can handle this.

Thanks for the info Ross. I’ll take a look at that plugin and see if it will work for us. I’m also considering changing the entire site to be SSL, and not just the admin side. Strange though (to me), that the issues now still occur even after the ticket is closed, and only in Chrome for that matter.

Anyone?