Sorry, I didn’t explain that very well. The ACF plugin allows me to put custom fields on the user profiles, and it works very well. However, when I create a custom role using the User Role Editor Pro plugin, these fields disappear from the user profile page for any user who has the custom role. The user assigned to have the custom role doesn’t see the fields, and neither does anyone with Administrator privileges when they try to edit this user’s profile. This happens even if I give the custom role access to every capability in the list when I edit their perms on the “wpfront-user-role-editor-all-roles” page. Any suggestions?

Yes, I see the fields when the plugin is deactivated. And I also see the fields for Administrator-level users when the plugin is activated *and* I’m logged in as an Administrator.

I’m trying to set up User Role Editor Pro so that:
1. The new limited-access role can edit the custom fields in their own profile and nothing else in WordPress.
and
2. Administrators can edit the custom user profile fields of these limited-access users.

In the process of putting together the info for you, I realized I made a mistake — in Advanced Custom Fields, I was only allowing the custom user fields to be visible to Administrators and Editor user roles. Thus when I created a new role, it did not display the custom fields for those with the new role. Sorry for wasting your time on this and thank you for a great plugin.