This content provides a guide on managing users in WordPress, similar to managing posts, pages, and media. Users can be added, edited, and grouped using the WPFront User Role Editor plugin. The process involves going to Users > All Users, where new users can be added, grouped, and searched for. Users can be managed in bulk by selecting multiple users and performing actions such as deleting or changing their user group. The user display frames include username, name, email, role (group), and posts. The user management process is straightforward and similar to managing other types of content in WordPress.
In previous posts, we’ve covered creating and editing users and user groups with the WPFront User Role Editor plugin. Now, let’s dive into user management, similar to managing Posts, Pages, or Media.
User Management in WordPress
To Manage your users, simply navigate to Users > All Users. Here’s what you can do:
- Add New: Add a new user.
- User group tabs: Filter users by group.
- Select box: Perform operations on multiple users. For example, you can delete multiple selected users.
- Change role to…: Change the user group. Select users, choose a group to move them to, then click Change.
- Search Users: Find a specific user.
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User display frames include:
- Username
- Name
- Role (Group)
- Posts
- Adjust the number of columns displayed on the Frame (6) by going to Screen Options.
- Columns: Check the columns you want to display information.
- Pagination: Set the number of users listed per page in the management section.
Epilogue
Managing users is as straightforward as managing Pages, Posts, or media. If you’re familiar with our previous posts, this process will feel quite familiar.
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