• Resolved Babealicious

    (@babealicious)


    The last couple of days I’ve been busy with WP. Changed the sidebar a little and changed the header. This all went well. I thougth maybe I should must let it see to somebody what he thinks of it. So I showed it to a friend. The only thing what he saw is that he can access admin just like I do. How can this be fixed?

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  • On whose machine did he look ?

    Thread Starter Babealicious

    (@babealicious)

    He looked on his own machine. Think i’ve got it solved. I think it had to do with his level. He registered and got level 1 and than he will have more options if i’m correct. Changed him to level 0 and he had the right access level. I thougth site admin was for admins alone, butt the link is for normal user to?

    This is the site I’m talking about: http://www.babealicious.nl/

    if he registred , hes not supposed 2 have access to the admin panel .

    or maybe you tought it was admin panel .

    Chaaban is correct; anyone who is registered will have access to the admin panel and this is intended behaviour. However, functionality is restricted on a user level basis so a level 1/0 user won’t be able to, for example, change/edit the theme.

    BTW, it’s worth pointing out that the link provided by the OP is probably NSFW (not safe for work).

    Thread Starter Babealicious

    (@babealicious)

    Well the thing was that he could post story’s and he could change/add catagory’s. Is this normal on level 1 access? I’ve changed his account back to level 0 and the access to that kind of stuff was gone.

    I’ve used Xoops the last time for my babelog, butt wanted to change to a less complex blogsoftwarethingy. So it’s all new for me.

    Just registered on your blog and when I log in I get the expected admin panel for a Level 0 user.

    Remember, the User Level assigned to a new user is determined by your setting for Newly Registered Members.
    See: Writing_Options_SubPanel and User_Levels

    Thread Starter Babealicious

    (@babealicious)

    Thanks for all the reply’s. I think I know how it works now. Only question I still have is about the login. If people login is it normal that they get redirected to their profile or can they be redirected to the Frontpage to?

    If you want user directed to your ‘front’ or home page you could do this:

    In wp-login.php, line 165, change from:
    $redirect_to = ‘wp-admin/’;
    To:
    $redirect_to = ‘index.php’;

    Thread Starter Babealicious

    (@babealicious)

    Thanks. Now is everything just like I wanted it to be.

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