Written by me@grafxflow
12 Jan, 2014
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By default WordPress installs with five default user roles. Here is a quick summery:
So for example in WordPress an administrator has the control to change what other users have access to in the admin panel, whether it be just adding and deleting their own posts to deleting other users posts. Below is a more detailed breakdown of the different user roles and what they allow/limit the user accessing and changing.
Quick Note: The listing below is best viewed in landscape mode on a mobile due to the font size.
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User Access Limitations |
Admin |
Editor |
Author |
Contributor |
Subscriber |
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Activate or delete plugins |
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Add edit or delete users |
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Install or delete themes |
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Edit or change themes |
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Edit theme options |
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Update system and plugins |
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Customise the admin dashboard |
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Moderate comments |
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Moderate categories |
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Moderate tags |
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Edit or delete posts / pages |
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Upload media files |
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Publish personal posts |
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Delete any published personal posts |
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Edit or Delete personal posts |
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Read all published posts/pages |
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