CarlSteffen

Actually it appears that I can’t “Save” the layout – so the stylesheet never gets created. I found a DIV at the bottom of mypages (maybe caused by Divi – maybe caused by my custom child theme) with class “kc_fab_wrapper” that was transparent and on top of the button – so clicking yielded no change. if I inspect via chrome and hide that div, i can click save and all is good.

I have one request that I think would be non-breaking and really helpful to me going forward. I’m binding to the ulimate_member_gallery_updated event in my custom theme, and need the ID of the gallery post in my method.

is there any way that you’d be willing to change um-gallery.js, line 226 from:
jQuery(‘body’).trigger(‘ulimate_member_gallery_updated’);
to
jQuery(‘body’).trigger(‘ulimate_member_gallery_updated’, [ value.id ]);

on future releases? Basically – I’m using it to update the Label field in the DB and letting users enter brief descriptions about the content.

thanks again!

Hello – a helpful feature to me (though I’m not sure how many others would see the value) is allowing WP administrators the ability to add content to the galleries. Unless I’m missing something, it appears that only the member can upload content into the galleries.

Thanks so much!

I’m also interested in seeing tab visibility bound to UM profile status.

I just saw this topic – which might be exactly what I’m asking about. right now my hack-around is to unset the tabs from the $tabs array in my custom theme based on the current UM profile page if the UM profile is a member of the various restricted roles (like visitor).

Hello, would you consider allowing toggling the tabs for UM roles as well? right now it appears I can restrict the tabs to be available to specific WordPress user roles, but within UM there are another list of roles defined that I’d like to be able to bind to. This binding is a bit different – because it’s based on the UM profile that’s being viewed, not the role of the logged in user.

For example, I only want paying members to have a gallery available for public viewing.

Thanks!