You don't have to do everything

Apparently, not everyone knows they have to be careful. That's why I won't change direction and will try to describe in these guides things that are simple in theory, but that may pose obstacles for a layman using it for the first time. In today's episode, I want to show you how to create an administrator account and grant permissions to manage your website. Contrary to what it seems, this solution is great for larger websites that can be accessed by more people.

The most important benefit is that by controlling what happens on your C Level Contact List website, yourself. Add user. As a master administrator, you can assign multiple different roles to any number of people. Simply select the Users tab from the side menu and select the Add New option. The process itself only takes a few minutes of your time. You must enter a username, email address, set a password, and assign a role (more information below). Finally, you will confirm everything and click on the Add New User button. Assigning Roles. The role you assign to a given user will determine what permissions he or she will have when navigating the admin panel.



We kind of have a role. Administrator Of course, this can do anything. Manage content, users, updates, deletions, add plugins, modify settings and take care of technical aspects. Interestingly, you can assign the administrator role to any number of users. The second most important role of editor. He is actually responsible for the entire substantive content of the website. Of course, you can add, edit, and delete other people's entries, manage tags and categories, and add and publish pages.