Page Whitelists

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Page Whitelists is an administration tool that can be used to allow selected users to edit only certain pages, leaving the rest inaccessible. Using this plugin, you can let user edit only a single page (or a handful of them), while the rest of the content is out of sight. Typical use cases would be a dynamic, shortcode-heavy sites with content that still needs to be edited by inexperienced users (i.e. an ‘About us’ section), or a company website whith multiple administrators each maintaining their own section. To use this plugin, you create “whitelists” and assign them to users and/or roles. Each whitelist can also alow/deny users to create additional pages. Every page, user and role can belong to multiple whitelists. The user sees only the pages they are allowed to edit – reducing confusion and clutter on the Page listing. This plugin was written as a light-weight replacement for the whitelisting functionality of Role Scoper. 4.0.1 Version upgrade error – this is the working version. 4.0.0 Major version upgrade. 3.0.3 Fixes a compatibility bug between NextGen Gallery and strict whitelists. Update recommended if you use the plugin and the feature together. 3.0.2 Fixes a bug resulting in Fatal error on the Edit User page (missing file profile_field.php). Update strongly recomended. 3.0.1 Fixes a bug which blocked creation of new posts for users in strict whitelists. Update necessary. I am very sorry for the inconvenience. 3.0.0 Fixes possible conflicts with page creating plugins, adds new GUI options. Update recomended. 2.0 Fixes a conflict between Page Whitelists and the Nextgen Gallery plugin. 1.2 Version fixes a bug in the non-strict whitelist functionality. Update recomended. 1.0 First published version.