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  • Introduction
  • Installation
  • Verify License
  • Install Plugins
  • Import Sample Content
  • Content Capabilities
  • Theme Options
  • Site Logo
  • Elementor Widgets
  • Sidebars
  • Shortcodes
  • Widgets
  • Add Menu
  • Add Custom User Dashboard Pages
  • Mobile Bottom Menu
  • Upload/Embed Video
  • Upload Big Files
  • Transcode and Encrypt Video With FFmpeg
  • Video Collections
  • Video Chapters
  • Import YouTube Videos
  • Post Location
  • Live Chat and Private Messages
  • User Dashboard
  • Video Advertising
  • BuddyPress (Activity Stream, Notifications, User Groups, Friend Connections ... etc)
  • Restrict Content
  • User Registration / Membership
    • Patreon Membership
    • Paid Membership Pro
    • Paid Member Subscriptions
  • myCred
  • ACF - Advanced Custom Fields
  • Create User Channels
  • WP Statistics (Page Views, Reports, Analytics ...)
  • Sitekit By Google (Page Views, Reports, Analytics ...)
  • Limit Backend Access
  • Bunny Stream
  • Cloudflare Stream
  • DynTube Stream
  • WooCommerce - Sell Video Content
  • Dokan - WooCommerce Multivendor Marketplace.
  • Forums
  • Search Everything in WordPress
  • Translation
  • Changelogs
  • For Developers
    • Add Custom Meta Boxes
    • REST APIs & Upload
  • FAQs
    • How to resolve 404 Error?
    • How to update the theme and all bundled plugins?
    • How to update all bundled plugins?
    • What is a Short Video?
  • How to solve "video is being encoded, please wait a minute" issue?
  • How to Add Custom Roles and Capabilities?
  • How to set custom single video template?
  • End
    • Thank you!
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Content Capabilities

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Last updated 2 months ago

Starting from version 4.0, most content access is controlled using Capabilities, providing flexible content management and simplified setup.

For more details on WordPress Capabilities, refer to the official documentation:

To assign permissions:

  1. Navigate to your frontend Dashboard > Settings > Capabilities.

  2. Select the content type you want to manage.

  3. Choose a specific user role to grant permissions to, or "All" to retrieve all roles.

  4. Check the necessary capability checkboxes.

DO NOT grant all permissions to regular members unless you fully understand them.

Avoid granting "edit_others_[content]" and "delete_others_[content]" capabilities, as these are intended for moderators such as administrators and editors only.

We strongly recommend logging in with the account you granted permissions to, to verify that it has the necessary access as intended.

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