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Hi @amanipe,

The capability needed to add a position to a player is “assign_sp_player_terms”.

You will also need “edit_sp_players” to add a new player, and “edit_published_sp_players” to edit existing players.

Hope this helps 🙂

Hi guys,

The player profile in Football Club uses a very similar system which is built into the theme. Most of that can be achieved by creating your own SportsPress page templates.

The Premier theme contains custom page templates that use SportsPress data and can also be achieved via adjusting the templates and styling.

Glad to hear that 🙂

Hi Jonathan,

Thank you for your question.

You can select a team from the “Team” dropdown (under “Details”) when creating a calendar. However, there is no way to filter an existing calendar by team.

You could create a separate calendar for each team, though 🙂

Glad to hear that! Happy to help, of course 🙂

Ah, I just noticed you’re using the Football Club theme with SportsPress. Football Club registers its own taxonomy (category) called “team” which appears to be interfering with the post type with the same slug.

The easiest way around this is to change the permalink to “teams” like you did before. Another way is to change the “team” permalink within Football Club, but this would need to be done by editing the code.

Great, looks like we’re getting closer to finding the issue.

Do you have any pages on your site that use the permalink “team”? You can check by typing in your browser:

http://(your website url)/team

If this is the case, changing that page’s permalink to something else should then allow us to use the “team” permalink for Teams.

Hi @nickescobedo,

I’m glad you are finding the plugin useful 🙂

Thanks for your question. You may need to flush the permalinks. To do this, go to Settings > Permalinks and click Save Changes (without actually changing anything).

Let me know if the issue persists.