MIUSM-TECH.COM - On a WordPress site, there are several levels of user roles, each of which has its own differences. The roles consist of Administrator, Editor, Author, Contributor and Subscriber. From some of these user roles have different access rights.
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If you are new to creating a WordPress site , it is important that you know the different user roles in WordPress. Especially if you want to add friends or anyone to become a writer, of course, it will be difficult to determine the role.
User Roles in WordPress
Below are 5 types of user roles that you need to know before adding someone to contribute to your site.
Administrator
Administrator is the highest level user in WordPress and will be created by default when you first install WordPress. Administrators have access to all the features available on the WordPress site, from CMS administration, user management, theme and plugin settings, file and media upload management, simple code modification, comment moderation, post and page creation.
Editor
Editor (Editor) is a user under the administrator who can edit the quality of each post or content created by users under it. So he can create and edit every aspect of it. This includes files, images and uploaded media. Editors can also moderate comments on posts.
Author
Author (Author) is a user level who only has access to create or write and can only modify articles from their own results. He can also publish his writings at that time. However it does not have the ability to moderate site comments.
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Contributor
Contributor (Contributor) is a level of user who can only make posts or articles, but he can not be published directly. To be published, it must be previewed by the Author or Editor.
Subscriber
Subscriber (Customers) is the level of users who can only read and comment. The difference with the guest user (guest) is on some pages that are private by the editor they can access.
Well, this is a light post about user roles in WordPress . Hopefully it can add a little to your knowledge, especially those who are new to using WordPress.
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