The wish ask that who can provide any plugin that enable the Mu member to edit their themes by own ?
Thanks.
Is quite urgent ^^
The wish ask that who can provide any plugin that enable the Mu member to edit their themes by own ?
Thanks.
Is quite urgent ^^
This has been mentioned quite a few times with some links to plugins (I think), though I'm not sure which of the threads the links were in.
So the best place to start may be searching the forum for "edit themes":
http://www.google.com/search?q=edit+themes&sitesearch=mu.wordpress.org
cafespain ,
heyhey ,
thank you ^^
are you support to let members edit theme themself ?
how is the theme editor going on atc ?
Do not put theme-editor.php in your wp-admin folder. There is no way to stop users from doing for example, unlink or DELETE. The WPMU database is global, every user has access to everything in it. The editor filters nothing, any PHP, MSYQL queries, CSS, javascripts, etc etc etc. Run away, run away, run away.
i was get the userthemes editor ..
but ... it is cant functioning ~~
anyone got idea ?
thank you dsader.
jc93, the userthemes plugin works as advertised, it just does not include theme-editor.php.
I saw rumours of a safe(er) css editor at the wpmu.org plugin cometition blog ->pluginspiration. The best we could ever hope for is something like the css editor on wordpress.com blogs. Nothing that lets users add/edit php could every be safe.
This is a n00b question: Cannot the theme-editor.php page be password protected so that only someone logged in as the site admin has access to it? An integrated theme-editor is the number one thing I miss in WPMu.
Yep, you could put an is_site_admin at the top of it. I mentioned it in an old thread. :)
dsader - there is a plugin or two out there that adds extra user-based css, so they can override the css of their theme.
Andrea: "Yep, you could put an is_site_admin at the top of it. I mentioned it in an old thread. :)"
Woo Hoo!
Hmmm ... but aren't ALL bloggers admins when logged into their own blogs. I am confused.
SiteAdmins are only listed on the SiteAdmin-->Options page and are like "super users". Blog admins can only admin their blog. You do not want anyone other than a SiteAdmin mucking around with php and raw css/htlm.
Andrea_r, which plugins and do they filter the css?
Thanks dsader. Maybe someone wiser and more skilled that I in thes matters might look into this, cause I sure do miss the integrated theme editor.
@dsader - nope, they don't filter the css far as I know. Then again, you'll need users smart enough to use it. ;) It's buried in here: http://wpmudevorg.wordpress.com/project/Global-Theme-Options under global css. might need a tweak, email me if you get real stuck. In this case, global means if the user changes themes, the extra css they applied sticks regardless.
@bill - old thread here http://mu.wordpress.org/forums/topic.php?id=1583#post-15180