Sure, here’s the technical description on how to manage users in WordPress:
1. Access the WordPress Dashboard. Log in to your WordPress website and access the dashboard.
1. Navigate to the Users section. From the left-hand navigation menu, click on the “Users” option.
1. Add a new user. To add a new user, click on the “Add New” button at the top of the screen. In the next screen, enter the required details for the user to be created, such as username, email, and password. You can also assign roles like administrator, editor, author or subscriber.
1. Edit an existing user. To edit an existing user, locate the relevant user from the list of users displayed and click on the “Edit” button beneath their username. You can update their basic account details, including their role.
1. Delete a user. To delete a user, locate the relevant user from the list of users displayed and click the “Delete” option beneath their username. Confirm the action and the user’s account will be removed from the system.
1. Manage user roles. WordPress has six different user roles: administrator, editor, author, contributor, subscriber, and super admin. Each role has its own set of capabilities and permissions. You can change a user’s role by editing their account details and selecting the appropriate option from the “Role” dropdown.
1. User profile settings. You can also edit user profile settings such as name, email address, and password by accessing the “Profile” screen under the “Users” section.
