artychan

So my problem is now that if any non-admin saves a page with a chosen .css file, the .css file is unselected.

In Vasyl’s defence, this really *is* just a CSS issue. It makes the text hard to read, but the text is there. The issue happens with all unchecked boxes, and if you want to check off a box, all you have to do is hover over the left/centre of the rectangular area denoting that capability (your cursor should show a ‘hand’ and not an ‘info’ icon) and click it to make it ‘checked’ (which you can also do just to make it easier to read and uncheck it again if you don’t want it actually checked).

A fix ASAP is still appreciated, but the update actually fixed a different issue I was having (updating all users wasn’t updating individual users in that group), so while a little hard to read, I’m actually satisfied with the new update.

You need to enable PHP SOAP support

https://us2.php.net/manual/en/soap.installation.php

I no longer encounter this error in the newest version, which seems to work in 3.5.

same here

looks like it was conflicting with another plugin. My fault.

right, but I meant allowing the user to set the defaults once, instead of having to type it into the shortcode each and every time

Using:
* WPNewCarousels
* Simple Lightbox
* Slickr Flickr
* Jetpack
* WP-Polls

but then you would use CSS to remove them. That’s pretty standard now.

Thanks for the replies, but:

wpthemes777: that’s only to clone sites. I’m trying to do this post-migration. Something I’d actually like to do at any time.

Pete: Unfortunately, that only talks about detaching and manually reattaching

Basically I’d like a plugin/script that::
1. Pick an unattach file
2. Find a post/page that file appears
3. Attach file to said post/page
but done automatically for each unattached file

My only problem is that the buttons in the HTML viewer are all gone.

Okay, so I think I figured out the problem. Editing the Media Library is tied to editing posts.

So, even if I give someone ‘Author’ level access, if they cannot edit posts, then they also cannot edit media. I have no idea why WordPress does this, but that seems to be the root of the problem.

I thought the whole point of the Levels capabilities at the bottom was to give the group of users (or specific user) the same capabilities as a specific role, so that if I give a user Level 0-6 then they become an editor regardless of what role I actually assigned them.

I did, but it’s possible it was conflicting with another plugin. I’ll have to look into it.

oops… I think I added this to the wrong plugin. Sorry!