Vladimir Garagulya

The ‘read’ capability is responsible for access to WordPress backend or /wp-admin/

Thanks for the clarification. I tested with editor role. Fonts drop-down list is available. Try to test with all plugins deactivated (except WS) will it help? If Yes, activate plugins back one by one with a new test to isolate a reason of the problem.

I suppose you use User Role Editor. If you don’t, install, activate it, go to Users->User Role Editor. Click ‘Add capability’, input ‘read_post’. Save changes. Grant this capability to your role.

Btw., I get ‘not enough permissions’ message when tried to add new story as superadmin just after WS plugin activation. Error was gone after I added the ‘read_post’ capability.

Thank you for your support. I finished with this version for this piece of code:

if ( !isset( $profileuser->ID ) ) {
      return;
 }
        
 $current_blog_id = get_current_blog_id();        
 // editing a user profile: it's correct to call is_super_admin() directly here, as permissions are raised for the $current_user only
 if ( !$this->lib->is_super_admin( $current_user_id ) && is_super_admin( $profileuser->ID ) ) { // trying to edit a superadmin while himself is less than a superadmin
      wp_die( esc_html__('You do not have permission to edit this user.', 'user-role-editor') );
 } elseif ( !( is_user_member_of_blog($profileuser->ID, $current_blog_id ) && is_user_member_of_blog( $current_user_id, $current_blog_id ) ) ) { // editing user and edited user aren't members of the same blog
       wp_die( esc_html__('You do not have permission to edit this user.', 'user-role-editor') );
        }

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Vladimir Garagulya.

Hi,

Sorry, it seems prnt.sc is not available for me.

Btw., it would be better to ask Pro version related questions using dedicated forum or support email address.

Give more details what does not work, how User Role Editor is involved?