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Add "VIP Support" badge in Users list for VIP Support users #74
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Badge displays if `_vip_support_user` user meta value is set. Always shows "VIP Support" as a role for VIP Support users, regardless if they have a vip_support role or not. Does not currently factor in edit user / profile screen, just the Users list.
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How will the background-coloured block look if the screen is narrow enough to wrap the wording? Maybe consider having a |
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In the users list, if
_vip_support_useruser meta value is set, that users role list will always show up as "VIP Support", regardless of their current role(s). Any role list with "VIP Support" text is then replaced with a badge. A little hacky with the jQuery, but the Roles column does not have a filter, and the roles themselves can't be edited to include HTML. (The alternative was to add an extra column, but that seemed a bit overkill).Does not currently factor in edit user / profile screen, just the Users list, can easily include in future if there's further interest in this PR.
The only caveat I could think of was the role of a VIP Support user is actually "hidden" by the badge, but any VIP staff would be using WPCLI and know how to get this info anyways. I was going to tuck the actual role list in a
titleattribute on the badge, but that would include the VIP Support role, which may or may not be true.