User Role Editor Pro extends WPFront User Role Editor with tools to manage WordPress roles, capabilities, and access across a site. For distinct access profiles for administrators, editors, contributors, members, or other groups, administrators can create, edit, rename, clone, or delete roles and add or remove capabilities.

Set up roles and capabilities

Start by reviewing the existing WordPress roles. Role controls include restoring a role, changing the default visitor role, assigning multiple roles to a user, and migrating users. Create a new role for a distinct access profile, or clone and edit an existing role as a starting point.

Apply permissions across the site

Media library permissions control access to media resources, while user level permissions add control based on a user's level. Advanced navigation menu and widget permissions help determine which users or roles can access those interface components. Advanced login redirects can direct users according to the configured role or access setup.

Extended permissions cover posts, pages, and custom post types, allowing access rules to follow the content structures used on the site.

Restrict front-end content

Content restriction shortcodes provide a way to place restricted material within pages or posts according to the site's configured roles and permissions.

Manage configurations and install

Import and export tools support role and capability configuration as part of site administration. Multisite support extends role management to WordPress multisite installations.

Install User Role Editor Pro in the WordPress site where role and capability management is needed. Then open the role-management area, review the available roles, and configure the capabilities and advanced permissions required for that site. Product information states that the extension does not collect personal information.