🔐 Access Control – Take Full Control of WordPress User Permissions

Whether you’re building a custom workflow or tightening security, Access Control gives you the power to modify, assign, and control what each user role can and cannot do—without writing a single line of code.

✅ Key Features

• Visual Role Editor – Intuitively edit user role capabilities with a modern React-powered interface.
• Multi-Role Assignment – Assign multiple roles to any user for advanced permission layering.
• Per-User Capability Overrides – Customize capabilities for individual users without affecting their assigned roles.
• Role Backup & Restore – Easily export and import role configurations for safe changes and migrations.
• Reset to Defaults – Restore all roles and capabilities to WordPress defaults in one click.
• Granular Access Manager – Control access to menus, settings, and features on a per-role basis.
• Clean Up Orphaned Capabilities – Remove leftover capabilities from deactivated or deleted plugins.
• Modern React UI – Built with modular React components and SCSS styling.
• Clean Architecture – Modular, PSR-4 namespaced PHP structure with clear separation of admin, API, and frontend responsibilities.
• Lightweight – Every feature is modular and performance-conscious. Disabled modules won’t load unnecessary code.
• Beginner-Friendly – Designed to simplify complex permissions with user-first UI.

💬 Need Help?

Got a question? Need help using the plugin? Ask your questions directly in the plugin support section.

🔗 External Services Disclosure

This plugin connects to the official WordPress.org Plugin API to fetch plugin information by a specified author. This is used to display a list of recommended or related plugins within the admin interface.

• What is sent: The plugin sends the plugin author’s username as a query parameter.
• When it’s sent: This request is made when an admin user views the plugin settings page.
• Service used: WordPress Plugin API — https://api.wordpress.org/plugins/info/1.2/
• Data sent: Only the public author username and pagination settings; no personal or site-specific data.
• Privacy Policy: https://wordpress.org/about/privacy/

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ screen in WordPress.
3. Navigate to Dashboard → Access Control.
4. Customize your role and capability settings to match your needs.

1.0.0

• Initial release.

1.0.1 – May 15, 2025

• New: Completely redesigned admin menu for easier navigation.
• Fix: Replaced Tagify with Multiselect for selection issues.
• Imrpovement: Various bug fixes and UI improvements.