Hello Cedric

Unfortunately, the plugin doesn't have any functions like that.

You can either enable editing for a certain role, or not. There's no in between.

Perhaps this behavior can be modified with plugins like User Role Editor, but I have never tried that.

If you need to apply this only to certain tables, you can only hide the options "Add new", "Edit" and/or "Delete" with some CSS - so it will be applied to all.

A workaround would be to create three different tables for every role:

1. Original table where editing is only enabled for Administrators

2. The same table (created with SQL query), where editing is enabled only for subscribers. In this case, you would need to include the CSS on front-end table which would hide "Edit" and "Delete"

3. The same table (created with SQL query), where editing is enabled only for subscribers. 

 this case, you would need to include the CSS on front-end table which would hide "Delete"

It's cumbersome, but the only way it could work if User Role Editor doesn't do the job.

Glad to hear that Cedric

Can I ask you to add the suggestion on our suggest a feature page?

It will go directly to our developers, so they can include it in the future.