Kevin Behrens

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Show or hide any portion of post content based on usernames, user roles, capabilities, custom groups, or logged-in status. Construct shortcodes manually or using a point and click UI.
<h4>Mini Update Log</h4>
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<li>v1.8.2 compat with WordPress 3.9</li>
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v1.8.1 fixed conflict with the Tabify Edit Screen plugin
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v1.8 added new shortcode handlers for nesting eyesonly shortcodes. also added body classes for logged-in user roles and logged-in usernames.
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v1.7.1 fixed bug with TinyMCE button where TinyMCE panel is used outside post/page editor.
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v1.7 added multisite support for username multiselect; fixed bug with role/level dropdown in non-Mozilla browsers.
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Lots of new features in v1.6, including smooth integration with Role Scoper and Press Permit, thanks to their author Kevin Behrens, who has also now joined the Eyes Only team. Two makes a team, right?
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As of v1.5, has compatibility with BuddyPress and BBPress forums in conjunction with the bbPress2 shortcode whitelist plugin by Anton Channing.
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As of v1.4, includes TinyMCE Shortcode Button with Shortcode Generator Modal, with options to restrict access to the Shortcode Button, and to determine its position on the TinyMCE panel.
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As of v1.3, includes Options page, with options to restrict access to the Meta Box, and to prevent content being hidden from Administrators.
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As of v1.2, includes Shortcode Generator Meta Box
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<a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/eyes-only-user-access-shortcode/changelog/" title="Right-Click to Open in New Window">See full changelog</a>
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<h4>The Shortcode</h4>
[eyesonly] [/eyesonly]
or
[eyesonlier] [/eyesonlier]
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[eyesonliest] [/eyesonliest]
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Required attributes: either logged=”in|out” or level=”anyrole, any_capability” or username=”anyusername” or all three
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Newly integrated attributes: rs_group=”any_Role_Scoper_group(s)” or pp_group=”any_Permit_Press_group(s)”
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Optional attribute: hide=”yes”
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All shortcodes must include at least one of the three required attributes. In some cases, it makes sense to use all of them together.
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The ‘logged’ attribute takes one of two values: ‘in’ or ‘out’
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The ‘level’ attribute takes any user role (including custom roles) or any capability (including custom capabilities). It can take multiple roles and/or capabilities, separated either by spaces or commas.
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The ‘username’ attribute takes any userlogin (username), or multiple, separated either by spaces or commas.
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The ‘rs_group’ and ‘pp_group’ attributes can take comma or space-separated lists just like the ‘level’ and ‘username’ attributes. If you have the latest versions of either Role Scoper or Press Permit activated, you’ll get an extra menu in your shortcode generators to filter your content by those custom user groups. This attribute can also be used in combination with any of the others to fine tune your filtering.
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The ‘hide’ attribute: By default, the shortcode will show the content only to the users specified by the ‘username’, ‘level’ or ‘logged’ attributes. Adding the ‘hide’ attribute will reverse that, and hide the content from the specified users. To hide content from the specified users, use hide=yes or hide=true.
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Any other shortcode can be used inside this shortcode.
<h4>Examples</h4>
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[eyesonly level=”administrator, customrole, moderate_comments”] Any kind of content. [/eyesonly] This will show the content only to users with the ‘administrator’ role, the ‘customrole’ role, and the ‘moderate_comments’ capability.
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[eyesonly hide=”yes” logged=”out” level=”subscriber customrole”] Any kind of content. [/eyesonly] This will hide the content from all logged out users, and from anyone with the roles ‘subscriber’ or ‘customrole’.
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[eyesonly username=”joebob, billyjean” level=”administrator”] Your content. [/eyesonly] This will show the content to all administrators and to the specific users ‘joebob’ and ‘billyjean,’ whether they’re administrators or not.
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[eyesonly logged=”in”] Content for logged-in users. [/eyesonly][eyesonly logged=”out”] Content for logged-out users. [/eyesonly] This will show different content in the same location on the page depending on a user’s logged-in or out status.
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[eyesonly level=”administrator”] Content. [/eyesonly] This will show the content only to administrators.
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[eyesonly hide=”yes” level=”administrator custom_capability”] Content. [/eyesonly] This will hide the content only from administrators and from any role that has the ‘custom_capability’.
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<h4>Eyes Only Nesting</h4>
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<li>Eyes Only allows for nested user access shortcodes up to three levels deep. Example:</li>
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[eyesonly level=”administrator, editor, author”] Restricted content. [eyesonlier level=”administrator, editor”] Restricteder content. [eyesonliest level=”administrator”] Restrictedest content. [/eyesonliest] More restricteder content. [/eyesonlier] More restricted content. [/eyesonly]
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<li>It doesn’t matter which order you use them in, just so long as you keep your nested levels straight. </li>
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<h4>Requirements</h4>
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PHP 5.2+
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WordPress 3.3+
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Eyes Only: User Access Shortcode

The plugin does the job. The authors should update compatibility :-)



Works

Show or hide any portion of post content based on usernames, user roles, capabilities, custom groups, or logged-in status.

Aboutorab Pourhaghani

This plugin is similar to Wp-ShowHide that extended for nested shortcodes, custom style and two link toggling the content. A link is top of the content and other is below the content. By default the content is hidden and user will have to click on the the link to toggle it. 
Example usage: [pshowhide id=”1″]Your text is here.[/pshowhide]. The default text value is in Persian language, but you can change it.
This plugin contains four layers. External layer contains other layers. Top layer contains top link. Middle layer contains the content. Below layer contains below link.
<h4>Usage</h4>
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<li>By default, content within the pshowhide shortcode will be hidden.</li>
<li>Example: [pshowhide]Your text is here.[/pshowhide]</li>
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Default Values: [pshowhide id=”1″ more_text=”+ Show Below Text” ‘less_text=”- Hide Below Text” less_textb=”- Hide Up Text” hidden=”yes”]Your text is here.[/pshowhide].
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You can have multiple show/hide contents within a post or a page, just by having a unique id. 
Example: [pshowhide id=”text1″]Your text is here.[/pshowhide] 
 [pshowhide id=”text2″]Your text is here.[/pshowhide] 
 [pshowhide id=”text3″]Your text is here.[/pshowhide]
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You can have multiple nested show/hide contents within a post or a page, just by having a unique id. this plugin has other shortcode for nested show/hide text. you can also use [pshowhide1], [pshowhide2], … , [pshowhide10] in addition [pshowhide]. 
Example: [pshowhide id=”text1″] Your text is here. 
 [pshowhide1 id=”text2″] Your nested text is here. 
 [pshowhide2 id=”text3″] Your nested text is here. 
 [/pshowhide2] 
 [/pshowhide1] 
 [/pshowhide]
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If you need more than these shortcode, you can edit plugin by changing the value of $number_of_shortcodes variable to your number you need. default value is 10.
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You can use a lot of options to change default style the shortcode. Below is the list of options you can use them with your custom value in pshowhide shortcode:
id=”text1″ : this option has uniqe id for per show/hide shortcode in the content. 
more_text=”+ Show Below Text” : this option is used for the more text in up link. 
less_text=”- Hide Below Text” : this option is used for the less text in up link. 
less_textb=”- Hide Up Text” : this option is used for the less text in down link. 
hidden=”yes” or “no” : this option is used for show or hide the content when post or page is loaded.
Other options is for changing styles, so you must now css command for their values.
The below options is used for the external layer that contains other layers.
border=”1px solid #800000″: this option is used for border style arround the shortcode and the content. 
padding=”2px 2px 2px 2px” : this option is used for padding style arround the shortcode and the content. 
margin=”1px 1px 1px 1px” : this option is used for margin style arround the shortcode and the content. 
radius=”4px 4px 4px 4px” : this option is used for radius style arround the shortcode and the content. 
bgcolor=”#ffffff” : this option is used for background color style arround the shortcode and the content. 
color=”#000000″ : this option is used for text color style arround the shortcode and the content. 
add_style=”” : this option is used for adding the css code to the shortcode and the content. 
style=”” : this option is used for your personal css code to the shortcode and the content. when this option is used, other css code will be disabled.
The below options is similar to external layer options, but is used for the top link in pshowhide shortcode block.
link_border=”1px solid #800000″: 
link_padding=”5px 12px”: 
link_margin=”0px”: 
link_radius=”20px”: 
link_bgcolor=”#80BD00″ 
link_color=”#FFFFFF” 
link_style=”” 
add_link_style=”” 
bg_hover=”#FFFF00″ : this option is used for change background color of top link whene you hover on it. 
text_hover=”#FF0000″: this option is used for change link color of top link whene you hover on it.
The below options is similar to top link options, but is used for the below link in pshowhide shortcode block.
linkb=”off”: if this option value is “off”, the below link will be disable. 
linkb_border=”1px solid #800000″: 
linkb_padding=”5px 12px”: 
linkb_margin=”0px”: 
linkb_radius=”20px”: 
linkb_bgcolor=”#80BD00″ 
linkb_color=”#FFFFFF” 
linkb_style=”” 
add_linkb_style=”” 
bgb_hover=”#FFFF00″ : this option is used for change background color of top link whene you hover on it. 
textb_hover=”#FF0000″: this option is used for change link color of top link whene you hover on it.
The below options is used for top layer contains top link and similar to external layer options.
up_border=”0px solid #ffffff” 
up_padding=”0px” 
up_margin=”0px” 
up_radius=”0px” 
up_bgcolor=”#ffffff” 
up_color=”#000000″ 
add_up_style=”” 
up_style=””
The below options is used for middle layer contains the content and similar to external layer options.
mid_border=”0px solid #ffffff” 
mid_padding=”0px” 
mid_margin=”0px” 
mid_radius=”0px” 
mid_bgcolor=”#ffffff” 
mid_color=”#000000″ 
add_mid_style=”” 
mid_style=””
The below options is used for below layer contains below link and similar to external layer options.
dwn_border=”0px solid #ffffff” 
dwn_padding=”2px 2px 2px 2px” 
dwn_margin=”1px 1px 1px 1px” 
dwn_radius=”4px 4px 4px 4px” 
dwn_bgcolor=”#ffffff” 
dwn_color=”#000000″ 
add_dwn_style=”” 
dwn_style=””
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Persian Nested Show/Hide Text

Allows you to embed shortcodes for creating nested content and toggling the visibility of the content via a link.

Eyes Only: User Access Shortcode vs Persian Nested Show/Hide Text