Tag do plugin: user roles
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IntelliBuilder
IntelliBuilder: Control Gutenberg block visibility with custom rules for user roles, devices, locations, and more.
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Product Roles Manager for WooCommerce
Control WooCommerce product visibility based on user roles. Restrict products and variations to specific user roles.
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Comments Limiter
The "Comments Limiter" plugin allows you to limit the number of comments a user can post within a configurable time limit.
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Titanium User Role Manager, Capabilities & Access Control
Modern role editor, multiple roles, content control and smart role rules for WordPress.
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Simple PageAccess
Control who can view pages with a simple checkbox — restrict access to logged-in users and roles, right from the WordPress page editor.
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RoleGuard — Temporary Role Manager
Assign time-limited roles to freelancers, contractors, and guest authors. Roles expire automatically and revert — zero cleanup needed.
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Essential User Rights
Easily manage user permissions in WordPress. Restrict editors to specific pages and media. Simple setup – install, configure, and go!
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AR RolePilot for WooCommerce
Automatically assign WordPress user roles when customers purchase specific WooCommerce products.
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TD Multiple Roles
This TD Multiple Roles plugin allows you to select multiple user roles to a user profile.
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Trilobita Editor Remit
Restrict editors and authors to specific categories for posts, and optionally pages. Simple, focused, no bloat.
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AJO Membership
A simple, secure membership portal to protect pages/posts and provide frontend login, registration, password reset, and profile editing.
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Swift Role-Based Admin UI Manager
Customize the WordPress admin interface per user role. Hide menus, admin bar nodes, dashboard widgets, and plugins.
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Multigovernance — Multi-user site, role-based permissions for blocks and settings
Govern Gutenberg block visibility and settings by user role for a cleaner editor and fewer publishing mistakes.
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GoalPrevail Custom Admin Screens
Create static custom admin screens with the WordPress editor, limit them to roles or users, and redirect users to a screen right after login.
