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WordPress User Role

WordPress User Role

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Professional Development, Computers

6th Grade - Professional Development

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Thomas Wright

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8 Slides • 9 Questions

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If you wanted to become a streamer or influencer, why might you use Wordpress?

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User Role

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--​Administrator

​--Editor

--​Author​

​--​Contributor

--Subscriber​​

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Open Ended

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What do you think a Administrator does?

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Which role do you think has more control over the website Author or Contributor?

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Administrator

On a regular WordPress website, an administrator has the most powerful role. They can add new posts, and edit or delete posts by any user. Plus, they can install, edit, and delete plugins and themes.

Most importantly, admin users can add and delete users, and change information about existing users, including their passwords.

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Editor

In WordPress, editor have full control of the content sections of your website. They can add, edit, publish, and delete posts, and can moderate, edit, and delete comments as well.

However, editors do not have access to change your site settings, install plugins and themes, or add new users.

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Author

Authors can write, edit, and publish their own posts, but can’t modify posts by other users. They can also delete their own posts, even if they are already published.

While they can view comments, authors can’t moderate, approve, or delete them. They also don’t have access to site settings, plugins, or themes.

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Contributor

Users with the contributor role can add new posts and edit their own posts, but can’t publish any posts. They also can’t upload files, which means they can’t add images to their posts.

They don’t have access to website settings, plugins, or themes, so they cannot change any settings on your site.

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Subscriber

Subscribers can only log in to your WordPress site, update their user profiles, and change their passwords. They can’t write posts, view comments, or do anything else inside your WordPress admin area.​

These are the default user roles and their permissions. As with anything in WordPress, you can also customize their permissions if you like. Let’s take a look at how to do that.

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Special Cases Roles

​--Super Administrator

--Store Manager​

--Customer

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Multiple Choice

Which one of the default user roles in WordPress is the highest level available and gives unrestricted access to the WordPress admin area?

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Administrator

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Author

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Contributor

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Editor

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Subscriber

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Multiple Choice

Which one of the default user roles in WordPress can create, edit, publish and delete content, including content written by others, but not change your website’s settings.?

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Administrator

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Author

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Contributor

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Editor

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Subscriber

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Multiple Choice

Which one of the default user roles in WordPress can create and publish content, but not change your website’s settings?

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Administrator

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Author

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Contributor

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Editor

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Subscriber

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Multiple Choice

Which one of the default user roles in WordPress can create content, but not publish it or change your website’s settings.

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Administrator

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Author

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Contributor

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Editor

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Subscriber

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Multiple Choice

Which one of the default user roles in WordPress are able to log in to your website but have limited access?

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Administrator

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Author

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Contributor

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Editor

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Subscriber

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Poll

How well do you understand roles in WordPress?

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If you wanted to become a streamer or influencer, why might you use Wordpress?

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