Please try now.
I'm not sure if this is exactly what OP needs though. It adds a permission for a user to create a group and assign it to a category. Not exactly the same thing as approval.
In my plugin I write a lot of custom CSS (with LESS) and I do some overrides to speed things up (kind of tight deadline). one example is a custom btn-primary from bootstrap. I'm having a problem where this gets propagated into the admin view. I want to keep everything in the administration panel the way it is. Right now I'm solving it by doing this in my top LESS.file.
body:not(.admin) {
@import "buttons";
@import "help";
@import "login";
}
The problem I'm facing is that i can't do something like body { display: none; }
in another file since it's a child of that first file. I need to either add the style at the top with no surrounding class (which of course creates a lint problem), or add a class to the very top, like so &.page-login { css }
.
Is there an easier way to just exclude admin from css?
Thanks!