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@ross Glad to help!

The plugin introduces several user roles that can be used for this. When creating or editing a user, choose one of the following roles to enable access to the following areas:

Player – Can only edit player profiles, events, and teams that have been assigned to the user by an admin or League Manger. Can also create a new player, event, or team and submit for review.

Staff – Can only edit staff profiles, events, and teams that have been assigned to the user by an admin or League Manager. Can also create a new staff, event, or team and submit for review.

Event Manager – Can create, edit, publish and delete events at any time. Can also edit player profiles, staff profiles, and teams that have been assigned to the user by an admin or League Manager, or submit new ones for review.

Team Manager – Can create, edit, publish, and delete posts, events, player profiles, staff profiles, and player lists at any time. Can also edit assigned teams and submit new teams for review.

League Manager – Full access to all SportsPress content and settings, plus the ability to publish posts and pages and moderate comments.

We’ve been working on some documentation which will explain the user roles and other areas of the plugin in greater detail 🙂

@ross Thanks for clarifying. That makes sense, so there are three sections; each with a different league table. Replace the code in Custom CSS with this:

/* summer section one */
.page-id-17 .sp-league-table tbody tr:nth-child(1) td {
border-bottom: 1px dashed #000; /* below 1st */
}
.page-id-17 .sp-league-table tbody tr:nth-child(8) td {
border-top: 1px dashed #000; /* above 8th */
}

/* summer section two */
.page-id-444 .sp-league-table tbody tr:nth-child(2) td {
border-bottom: 1px dashed #000; /* below 2nd */
}
.page-id-444 .sp-league-table tbody tr:nth-child(8) td {
border-top: 1px dashed #000; /* above 8th */
}

/* summer section three */
.page-id-19 .sp-league-table tbody tr:nth-child(2) td {
border-bottom: 1px dashed #000; /* below 2nd */
}

@arra Thanks for these details. The “Team” label can be changed via SportsPress > Settings > Text, which might be useful when using the players feature for referees.

We’re working on a Pro version of the plugin which includes additional features. The first version will be released soon, and the 2nd version is scheduled to include “Officials” (referees, judges, umpires, etc).

I’ll be sure to include the functionality you mentioned 🙂

Thanks @andrewlynch 🙂

@andrewlynch Thanks for your question. I’d like to look at the configuration settings for the table columns. Could you paste the output of SportsPress > System status here using the “code” button below?

@stsdc Thanks for your question. By default, the table widget will display the top teams from a league table, but we’re working on an update that will enable a shortcode to display the table columns for any single team.

I’ll let you know when the update becomes available.

@opopop If you need to use taxonomies then you could create a league called “World Cup” and child leagues of World Cup for each group. Unfortunately, creating new taxonomies is beyond the scope of this plugin.

The URLs still need to use a slug to define that they are league taxonomies, so your url for the World Cup archive will be:

http://www.pvgf.org/wp/league/world-cup

You could change the league slug via Settings > Permalinks to something more generic. For example, if you change the league slug to “m”, your URL will look like this:

http://www.pvgf.org/wp/m/world-cup

I hope this helps.

We’re working on a Getting Started Guide for Premier and a mini-site with full documentation for SportsPress. In the meantime, our support team will be happy to help you on http://support.themeboy.com/