Becki Beckmann

i think content-extensions.php and header-extensions.php are no wordpress templates and therefore you won’t be able to overwrite them via wordpress template hierarchy loading, by replicating the folder structure and files …

they are just general include files …

if the functions in those files are created via

if ( ! function_exists( ‘some_function’ ) ) :

function some_function(){}

endif;

you can define the function in your child theme and declare the function first, so it then won’t get declared in the parent theme

if this is not possible you can look for some do_action() calls in the function and then modify via add_action()

if all this is no option, then you simply have to modify the functions in the parent theme and do this after each theme udate ;-(

or ask the theme developers to add some function_exists and/or do_action calls to the functions you wish to modify 😉

hope this helps & all the best
greetings
becki

hello kevin,

does this simple solution also apply to the current version 2.1.55?

my setup looks as follows:

created 2 teams of users, team-a and team-b

each team has a few users with role of author, e.g. user1-team-a, user2-team-a, user3-team-a

user1-team-b, user2-team-b, etc, etc …

each team of users gets a group setup via your plugin, team-a and team-b, with the users added from each team

each group gets the supplemental role of page author.

then created a few pages as user1-team-a, adding the group and also each user from that group in your plugin meta-box ‘reading exceptions’ on the page editing screen.

if i then login as the user1-team-a and click on pages, i only see the proper pages and all looks fine 😉

but if i then login as user2-team-a i don’t see any pages at all ;(
same goes for user3-team-a ;-(

not sure if i understand your second point above correct? how can i set any user as the page author of the desired pages?

in the page editing screen meta-box authors i can only set a single user as page author! i can’t select multiple authors ;-(

if you mean the meta-box of your plugin called ‘reading exceptions’ i added the proper group under the group tag and also added each single user from the team.

but still user1-team-a won’t be able to see / edit pages from user2-team-a and vice versa.

what am i doing wrong? or is there still something i need to adjust?

where can i set multiple users as page authors for the desired pages?

or are the editing permissions only a pro feature? and not working with the free version?

thanks a lot for your help & thanks more than a lot for such a great plugin 😉

greetings
becki