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The post User Roles & Capabilities first appeared on Our-Hometown.

This can be a mix of their first and last name, or you can set a “nickname” which can really be whatever you want it to be.

From there, you should choose from the “Display name publicly as” dropdown, the name you want to be displayed on the site.

Remember to click “update user” at the bottom of the page to save your changes.

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“Generate Password” button – You can click this button to generate a new password for the account. This will show you a new field with the generated password. If you choose to change this password, a checkbox will appear to confirm that you want to use a weak password. You can check this box to confirm that you want to use your own password instead of a secure one.

Strength Indicator This indicates if the password you entered is Very Weak, Weak, Medium, or Strong (displayed in green). The stronger the password the more secure your login. Hint: The password should be at least seven characters long. To make it stronger, use upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols like !”?$%^&).

Remember to click this button to save the changes you have made to your Profile and Personal Options.

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Strength Indicator This indicates if the password you entered is Very Weak, Weak, Medium, or Strong (displayed in green). The stronger the password the more secure your login. Hint: The password should be at least seven characters long. To make it stronger, use upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols like !”?$%^&).

Log Out Everywhere Else – You can click this button to log out of other devices, such as your phone or a public computer.
Update Profile

Remember to click this button to save the changes you have made to your Profile and Personal Options. After clicking this button you should see a splash message at the top of the screen saying User Updated. If you don’t see that message, then your changes are not saved!

The post User Account Management first appeared on Our-Hometown.

Find the “users” menu item on the left-hand side.

Select “add new”.

Enter a unique username and email for the user. The easiest method is to also use their email as their username.

Usernames cannot be changed once added.  If a username is already in the database, you will not be able to add a new user with the same name.

A user can only add new users at their same access level or lower – so an editor can only add editor level (highest available client level) or below.

Select editor for high-level users, and author or contributor for people who only need to submit stories or use minimal functions on the site.

If you’d like to send an email notification to the user, make sure the “Send User Notification” box is checked. They will receive an email from the system with more information on their password and how to login.  If they don’t receive the email, please have them check their spam folder before contacting ops@our-hometown.

Click “Add New User” to add the user to the system.

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Users do have access to their basic information – name, email, address, and any custom fields you have added and chosen to give them access to.  They also have access to their purchase / transaction history.

This information is usually found at (your-site-domain).com/account/ – which is a page automatically setup by Memberpress. I say usually because that page can be changed/customized as to what it is called, but by default it is usually “account”.

This image is what a user would see on the “account” page – they can also look at their subscriptions & transactions if they want to see when they last purchased or need a copy of that information.

They can update their email or address here – just make sure to click the “update” button at the bottom of the screen to save their changes.

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