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Ability to use tags as CSS classes without enabling content restriction
We’d love to use the ‘tags as CSS classes’ setting on one of our clients’ sites but really don’t need the full access control. We’d just use the tags to hide certain content from customers such as Klaviyo email and SMS subscription boxes when they’re already subscribed. We’d love to be able to do that without having to enable the full content restriction section as all the extra areas in the admin backend will just confuse the client and they’re not in use in the first place.
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Category: Core Feature Enhancements
Robert Hemsing shared this idea
Updated: September 3, 2024
Robert Hemsing shared this idea
Updated: September 3, 2024
This is difficult to add as an option because when we’re having issues with content restriction for a customer, we can temporarily disable the whole system to rule out conflicts. That doesn’t work as well if the tags-as-classes setting bypasses that rule.
But you can do this with a filter: https://wpfusion.com/documentation/advanced-developer-tutorials/additional-code-examples/#access-control
Gotcha! Thanks so much for the workaround. This works well in our case.