WordPress offers six pre-defined user roles that define the access level and permissions for different users who manage or contribute to a WordPress website. Here are the six default user roles in WordPress, listed in order of increasing level of access: User roles in WordPress Subscriber: This is the most basic user role in WordPress. Subscribers can only read content on the site and can’t create or edit content. They can, however, manage their own profile and leave comments. Contributor: Contributors can write and manage their own posts, but they cannot publish them. Instead, they … Read more

A fresh installation of WordPress creates a number of tables in a MySQL database. The specific table names may vary slightly depending on the prefix used during the installation process, but the default prefix is “wp_”. So take a look on WordPress database schema – what tables does WordPress use? WordPress database schema – what tables does WordPress use? Here are the default tables created in a new WordPress installation: wp_commentmeta wp_comments wp_links wp_options wp_postmeta wp_posts wp_terms wp_term_relationships wp_term_taxonomy wp_usermeta wp_users Now let’s take a closer look at what these 11 tables in MySQL are … Read more

The WordPress 6.2 beta version 1 is available. This version of the WordPress content management system is currently in development. Do not install, run, or test this version of WordPress on production or critically important websites. Please try version 6.2 beta 1 on a testing server and website. WordPress 6.2 Beta 1 includes the following list of fixes and improvements: Beta label is gone. Signaling that the Site Editor is stable and ready for anyone to explore, create, and experiment! Distraction. Free mode for a clear, focused writing experience. A new Site Editor interface shows … Read more