We’re going through how to Access the Admin Dashboard in the current version of WordPress. QUICK LINKS: 00:00 Intro 00:23 How to Access the Admin Dashboard 01:06 More videos In this video we’re going through how to log in to your WordPress Admin Centre or the WordPress Dashboard. So let’s head to your website now […]
We’re going through how to Access the Admin Dashboard in the current version of WordPress.
QUICK LINKS:
00:00 Intro
00:23 How to Access the Admin Dashboard
01:06 More videos
In this video we’re going through how to log in to your WordPress Admin Centre or the WordPress Dashboard. So let’s head to your website now you can see here we’re just using the example site this is just a simple website that’s been set up purely for example purposes. Don’t worry about any of the stories on here
So head up to the very top to the URL bar and then click into that so that you can see your web address and then press forward slash and type in wp-admin; hit enter and that will take you to the WordPress admin login page
Once you’re here click on the username or email address and then punch in your username you can use your email address if you weren’t assigned a username or if you can’t remember it.
Then enter your password now I’m just using one password to manage my passwords there so I’ve clicked that off screen just paste that in once you’ve got your password in. Click the login button and away we go.
And there you go you are in the dashboard so thanks for watching check out the videos on the left for some more WordPress tips or if you’re new to the channel and would like WordPress tips regularly click that subscribe button at the top stay safe wash your hands and we’ll see you in the next video.
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ABOUT ACCESSING THE ADMIN DASHBOARD
Your WordPress site may need you to generate articles, add plugins, or perform other “backend” tasks. This is usually done via the WordPress Dashboard. This post will explain where to find and how to access the WordPress Dashboard.
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Open a browser and go to: example.com/wp-admin or example.com/wp-login.php.
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