When you manage a Word Press site,you likely have one of two levels of access to your admin area. The first level is an admin and this lets you manage not just your content,but the look and functionality of your site. An editor is the second level and they only have access to edit the content on the site. Let's take a brief look at what it looks like to log in as both an admin and an editor. When you log in as an editor, you should see something like this. Notice that we have access to all of our content as well as our profile information. When we log in as an admin, we still have access to all of the same content. However, we have additional access to control how our site looks, as well as the general settings. Although these are the most common levels of access for a WordPress site, it is possible for developers to create custom user roles. So, when you log in to the admin area, you may see a set up that looks somewhere between these two.
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