Quick Setup
After installing the plugin, two steps get editing live for your members.
Step 1 - Turn on activity editing
Section titled “Step 1 - Turn on activity editing”- Go to WB Plugins > Edit Activity in the WordPress admin sidebar.
- Click General Settings in the left tab list.
- Toggle Enable activity editing on.
- Click Save Settings.
Step 2 - Choose the edit window
Section titled “Step 2 - Choose the edit window”On the same General Settings tab, use the Edit window dropdown to pick how long after posting a member can still edit:
| Option | What it means |
|---|---|
| Forever | No time limit; members can always edit their posts |
| 30 days | Edits allowed for 30 days after posting |
| 7 days | Edits allowed for 7 days after posting |
| 1 day | Edits allowed for 24 hours after posting |
| 1 hour | Edits allowed for 60 minutes after posting |
| 10 minutes | Edits allowed for 10 minutes after posting |
Click Save Settings once you have chosen.
Verify it is working
Section titled “Verify it is working”- Log in as a regular member (not an admin) on the front end.
- Go to the activity stream.
- Find a post that belongs to the logged-in member.
- An Edit button appears next to the activity entry.
- Click Edit, change the text, and click Update activity.
The post updates in place and shows an (edited) label after saving.
What admins see
Section titled “What admins see”Administrators always see the Edit button on any eligible post, and the time window does not apply to them. They can edit any activity post at any time while the feature is enabled.
What members see when the window has expired
Section titled “What members see when the window has expired”Once the edit window has passed, the Edit button no longer appears for that post. There is no error message; the button is simply absent.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Editing Activity and Comments - how members use the editor day to day.
- General Settings - reference for every option.
- License - activate your license key for automatic updates.
- Hooks and Filters - customize behavior in code.

