Philippe Roussel

All right. Thanks a lot.

Hi,

I have checked ” Limit front-end category / term filtering.” in the Advanced settings. This is the only “term” I can see. If you are referring to Post Operation: choose “Assign Term” during the process of assigning permissions, there is nothing to check since the issue is precisely that this mention does not appear.

Thank you, Kris.

Hi,

Ok, I figured that new users had to click on the confirmation link received in their inbox.

Case solved.

Hi,

My concern is not so much to limit certain user roles to certain post categories, but to automatically limit all users to editing one specific post category. This would save me the time of setting this limit for each of them manually when they subscribe to my website. No big deal if there is no such possibility.

Thank you.

Hi,

This is totally unrelated, but for some reason all I see in the front end now is the shortcode itself, whether I mention in it the admin or not.

I should perhaps clarify things a bit.

On my website, users update their bio in BuddyPress, and the same bio is then supposed to be replicated in the PublishPress Authors box field. The syncing works fine between BP and WP, not from WP to PPA. The first iteration of the bio in BP is effectively taken by PPA, but no update will be synced from one to the other.