Paul Ryan

<p>Limit Revision Publishing restricts edits made by users without the publish_posts capability. Their edits will be saved as an unpublished revision, and the original post will remain published. The All Posts view in the WordPress Dashboard will contain a column indicating posts with unpublished revisions. Notification emails can be sent to a subset of users whenever a new revision has been submitted so users with elevated privileges can publish them. Finally, specific roles can be marked as limited, so any users with that role will be restricted from publishing revisions on all post types.<br />
Note: this plugin only works with the Classic Editor (TinyMCE). Users of the Block Editor (Gutenberg) will be able to publish any post types granted by the capabilities in their assigned role.</p>


Limit Revision Publishing

Limit Revision Publishing restricts edits made by users without the publish_{post_type} capability.

Justin Fletcher

keycapability

<p>‘User Upgrade Capability’ is a plugin to help with a multi-site network and helps with the administration of users and their roles. When you start using a multi-site WordPress installation you soon realise the power of having the ability to use a separate site for different functions (e.g. main site, separate blog, separate calendar …etc) each can then be handled separately and even with different themes.</p>
<p>However, without ‘User Upgrade Capabilities’ you would need to maintain the user access on each site, this is an overhead for administrators since for each site Admins will need to grant access and add/remove capabilties & roles as required, which all takes time.  ‘User Upgrade Capability’ helps with this admin task and allows you to create a new site and point back to a master reference site re-using its user listing and capabilties/roles to define access permissions for the new linked site.</p>
<p>One example of where this approach is helpful is for the case where you want multiple calendars for different purposes on the same WordPress site.  Calendar plugins generally use a fixed database table name, this means that you can’t install two calendars on the same site.  With ‘User Upgrade Capability’ you can create a new site for each calendar and point back to the reference site re-using its user base and capabilties.  The end user doesn’t even know that the calendars are on a different site.</p>
<h4>Plugin site</h4>
<p>read more on the <a href="http://justinandco.com/plugins/user-upgrade-capabilities/" rel="nofollow ugc">plugin site</a></p>
<h4>GitHub</h4>
<p>https://github.com/justinticktock/user-upgrade-capability</p>
<h4>WARNING</h4>
<p>Activating this plugin on a site will replace the available user roles/capabilities with a copy from the reference site you will not be able to undo.</p>
<p>Translation:</p>
<ul>
<li>English</li>
<li>Serbo-Croatian, sr_RS ( props Borisa Djuraskovic <a href="http://webhostinghub.com" rel="nofollow ugc">webhostinghub.com</a> )</li>
</ul>
<p>Extensions:</p>
<p>If you select the options for extending functionality through other plugins the following are available for ease of installing..</p>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/user-role-editor/" rel="ugc">User Role Editor</a> for Admins to control user access/capability.</li>
<li><a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/blog-copier/" rel="ugc">Blog Copier</a> for ease of duplicating sites.</li>
</ul>


User Upgrade Capability

Great plugin. Simple, but effective. Thank you.

Simple, but effective

Link multiple network sites/blogs together - Maintain only one site list of users.

Limit Revision Publishing vs User Upgrade Capability