No, that generally should be fine. Should, because the more access a user has, the more bugs he generally can trigger (or exploit), but from a conceptual point of view, it should be fine. I personally wouldn’t feel too secure with random people having access to my WP backend, but that might just be an … Read more
I’ve the same issue in different WordPress installs, I manage more than 40 sites with WordPress, and this issue is very common, I’ve seen it in sites with different plugin combinations, with different themes, I’ve notice that when I reinstall WordPress it shows OK, but before it seems that there is no problem.
Wp-admin is giving me an error “Sorry, you are not allowed to access this page.”. I do have access to the wp-admin besides the dashboard itself
Can I add my own profile.php?
Having troubles connecting to WordPress login page using Mamp
Logout USER form backoffice after 30 minutes of inactivity [closed]
There are various plugins that allow you to do this. Just search for ‘login’ in the plugin search. However, if you’d like to do this yourself with code in your child theme you can use the following code taken straight from the WordPress Codex page on Customizing the Login Form: function my_login_logo() { ?> <style … Read more
Untested with your code but assuming it will be automated bots hitting your login pages you should get them straight off your site with something like this: RedirectMatch 301 wp-login.php http://www.google.com RedirectMatch 301 wp-admin http://www.google.com
These tabs don’t come from WordPress – it’s not part of WP GUI. So if you want to achieve that look, you’ll have to implement it by yourself using custom HTML, implementing most of the logic and using add_menu_page. But… It isn’t a good idea. First of all, interface should be consistent. All WP users … Read more
Try this code by adding in function.php file. function Newcustom_script_enqueue() { wp_enqueue_style( ‘customstyle’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/newtheme.css’, array(),’1.0.0′, ‘all’ ); } add_action(‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘Newcustom_script_enqueue’);