Mehdi Kabab

By default WordPress sends moderation request of new comments to the e-mail address defined in the <a href="https://codex.wordpress.org/Settings_General_SubPanel" title="Settings General SubPanel « WordPress Codex" rel="nofollow ugc">General Settings Subpanel</a>. However, you do not have an email address shared between your administrators or a mailing list. In this case, the plugin Notification to all Administrators has been created for you!
Also, WordPress sends notifications to the author of the post only. With the plugin Notification to all Administrators, all your administrators receive this notification.
Note: This plugin does not overwrites functions like <code>wp_mail</code>, or <code>wp_notify_moderator</code>.
<h4>Requirements</h4>
Notification to all Administrators requires <code>PHP5</code>.

Notifications to all Administrators

Enable moderation requests and notifications by email to all administrators.

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It can sometimes bother you if your client (website owner) is not a WordPress techie. To assign her/him a role of ‘Administrator’ may keep you nervious of worrying the website being destroied due to too many capabilities assigned. On the other hand, to assign her/him an ‘editor’ may make your client less control of site users or the capabilities to adjust premium themes or plugins.
Of course there are some user role creation and editing tools out there that can help you resolve the issue, however it may take lots of your time to manipulate such a process again and again when working on different projects. This plugin (Add Role Site Manager) is meant to help you create a new role ‘Site Manager’ (role ID: ‘site_manager’) out-of-the-box which you can assign to your client as the top management of the website, so to resolve the above concerns.
The capabilities of the role ‘Site Manager’ will be more than ‘Editor’ and less than ‘Administrator’ to cover your needs. If Woocommerce is activated at your site, instead the capabilities of ‘Site Manager’ will be more than ‘Shop Manager’ and less than ‘Administrator’.
In case you encounter any client manager’s roles of popular plugins similar to ‘Shop Manager’ of Woocommerce that needs this plugin to cover their capabilities out-of-the-box, please don’t hesitate to let us know so we’ll try to add them in the next releases after our evaluation.

Add Role Site Manager

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