oliverhtml

Have you ever wanted to allow your site users to add content to your site without giving them full access to all of the posts? Well now you can with HTM Custom Areas for wordpress. 
This plugin allows the administrator to select which user types can create custom area posts, the administrator can then use the shortcode icon on the editor to insert the custom post 
 content inside of their own posts. To add this to a sidebar the administrator can create a text widget and place the shortcode inside of this.
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HTM Custom Areas

Custom areas allows your editors and contributors to create custom areas posts which the admin can then output inside their own posts and sections whi …

Fabio Moro

Cambia Utente adds an admin screen that lists the site users and lets an 
administrator log in as any of them with one click. It is handy for support and 
debugging: you can check what a WooCommerce customer actually sees — active 
orders, available downloads, account pages — without asking for their password.
How it works:
<ul>
<li>A top-level Cambia Utente menu (icon: people) is added to wp-admin.</li>
<li>The screen lists users with name and email and an Log in button each.</li>
<li>Clicking a button replaces your session with that user’s session and sends you 
to the site front page as that user.</li>
<li>To go back to your account, log out and log in again as administrator.</li>
</ul>
Security:
<ul>
<li>The screen and the switch action are restricted to users with the <code>edit_users</code> 
capability (administrators), customisable via the <code>cambia_utente_capability</code> filter.</li>
<li>Every switch is protected by a WordPress nonce.</li>
<li>The plugin stores no options, creates no tables and sends no data to external services.</li>
</ul>

Cambia Utente

Log in as another user (e.g. a WooCommerce customer) to verify their access, orders and downloads.

HTM Custom Areas vs Cambia Utente