
Custom User Roles
- 1st, you could create some breaches in WordPress security system;
- 2nd, you can loose some useful WordPress functionality.
One example of lost WordPress functionality for custom user role is described here:

Custom User Roles
One example of lost WordPress functionality for custom user role is described here:
SIG GUARD Updated
wp-super-cache/plugins
directory results in the endless redirection loop which block the blog front-end and admin back-end access. From version 1.5 SIG plugin checks if WP Super Cache is active and create then empty index.php file for the wp-super-cache/plugins
directory without redirection directive. The incompatibility issue is resolved this way.
functions.php
file. Let’s go.
SIG GUARD Updated
Why it could be necessary? Let’s suppose you wish that your multi-authored blog contributors upload their own graphics to use in their posts. WordPress “contributor” role has no such capability by default. In such situation you have needed to change user role capabilities manually using SQL client as I described at “How to change wordpress user role capabilities” post, if you have enough knowledge in that field. But what to do if you have not?
WordPress plugin security fix
MyEasyBackup WordPress plugin is useful for those who wish to get blog backup copies on a regular base and doesn’t familiar with tar, gzip, mysqldump, linux shell, etc. or just doesn’t have SSH access to his/her blog. User friendly interface lets you make full blog backup really easy. So “MyEasyBackup” confirms its name by its functionality.