Access plugin lets you control what sections different user roles can reach in the WordPress admin and on the front-end. You can create your own custom roles and choose exactly what administration capabilities they have on the site.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the roles that you want to create and the desired capabilities of these roles.
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Problem:
When my post type plural name has non-latin characters then users below Adminsitrators cannot access that post type even if allowed so by Toolset Access settings.
The issue here is that the user wanted some information on Toolset and Learn Dash along with Divi
Solution:
Seeing that Learn Dash is a premium plugin I wouldn't be able to access it and test its features. However you should still be able to create your custom role and manage their permissions using Access.
From what I can see in our forum as well there hasn't been any major issues with using access and learn dash together given that you'll be using it for the custom role.
Secondly you can use the divi theme since for basic functionality the theme works well with our toolset plugins. However there are some current issues and conflicts that our team is currently working on resolving.
Problem:
Toolset offers to add promote_user to any user role, and that is a security issue
Solution:
This is not a security issue, it is under the Websmasters responsibility to decide wether or not a certain user(role) can be trusted so to assign promote_user
We do however take in consideration feature requests submitted on https://toolset.com/home/contact-us/suggest-a-new-feature-for-toolset/, which can request to put in place additional (and configurable) settings to control better what precise users the user with promote_user rights can upgrade.
Please submit a Feature Request on the above link, if you want this to appear in Toolset Access
