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You want to add people to write or edit posts in WordPress, then you need to know how to create and assign permissions. So how to create a new user? Decentralization in WordPress how? Do users just need to access the WordPress Dashboard page or do they have to change the Theme, install the Plugin? The most detailed answer will be in the following article of BKNS.


Instructions for creating and assigning permissions in WordPress

Instructions for creating and assigning permissions in WordPress


1. Instructions for creating new users and permissions in WordPress


Before the tutorial Decentralization in WordPress, BKNS will share with you how to create a new user. The steps are as follows:


Step 1: Login WordPress Dashboard


Step 2: Choose Users


Step 3: Choose Add new


Step 4: Fill in personal information including first name, last name, username, email address


Step 5: Click on Show Password to create a password


Step 6: From the Dropdown Menu bar => select the WordPress User Role permission (Admin, SEO Manager, ...)


Step 7: Choose Add new user


Guide to Decentralization in WordPress

Guide to Decentralization in WordPress


Login to WordPress Dashboard and select Users


2. Decentralization in WordPress includes what roles?


When adding a new user, the role/function/mission of that person is an important factor, you will limit users' access to important places. The functions that you can assign user rights are:


2.1 Administrator


Administrator is the highest authority in WordPress

Administrator is the highest authority in WordPress


Administrator is the highest authority in WordPress. When you install WordPress you will be assigned this permission. With Administrator rights, you can control the entire setup and settings of the website. Administrator rights include:



  • Posts: Add, edit, publish or delete

  • Pages: Add, edit, edit, delete

  • Comment moderation: Add, edit, delete

  • Users: Add, edit, delete

  • WordPress Settings: Add, Edit, Delete


2.2 Author


Author is the user's right to manage and publish posts

Author is the user's right to manage and publish posts


Author is the user's right to manage and publish posts. Specifically:



  • Posts: Add, edit, publish, delete

  • Users: Edit a user's profile

  • Pages: No permissions

  • Comment Moderation: No permissions

  • Plugin: No permissions

  • Themes: No permissions

  • WordPress Settings: No permissions


2.3 Subscriber



  • Subscriber is the right to manage the personal page. Specifically:

  • Users: Edit the user's own profile

  • Posts: No permissions

  • Pages: No permissions

  • Plugins: No permissions

  • Comments Moderation: No permissions

  • WordPress Settings: No permissions

  • Themes: No permissions


2.4 Contributor


Contributor is the right to manage the article but not have the ability to publish

Contributor is the right to manage the article but not have the ability to publish


Contributor is the right to manage the article but not the ability to publish. Specifically:



  • Posts: Add, edit, delete

  • Users: Edit profile

  • Pages: No permissions

  • Plugins: No permissions

  • Comments Moderation: No permissions

  • Themes: No permissions

  • WordPress Settings: No permissions


2.5 Editor


Editor is the right to manage and publish any post

Editor is the right to manage and publish any post


Editor is the right to manage and publish any post (including posts created by other users). Editor includes permissions:



  • Posts: Add, edit, publish, delete

  • Pages: Add, edit, publish, delete

  • Comments moderation: Add, edit, publish, delete

  • Plugins: No permissions

  • Themes: No permissions

  • WordPress Settings: No permissions

  • Users: Self-editing personal pages


3. Some things to know when decentralizing in WordPress



  • When delegating WordPress to a new user, that user will immediately receive an Email with the password and username.

  • Permissions can be changed by Administrator at any time (edit in User Profile).

  • No role for this site” is used when you still want to keep the user's account but don't give them permission to do anything.

  • You will have additional Super Admin Role permissions if you are running Multisite. It helps you manage the entire website, replacing Administrator to perform tasks such as managing Themes, Plugins, Users, WordPress, etc.


The article helped you to know how to create a new user and Decentralization in WordPress. If you still have doubts about any problem, don't hesitate to leave a comment below the article for BKNS to promptly support. Access bkns.vn regularly to get more new information about information technology services and network solutions!


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Nguyen Manh Cuong is the author and founder of the vmwareplayerfree blog. With over 14 years of experience in Online Marketing, he now runs a number of successful websites, and occasionally shares his experience & knowledge on this blog.
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