Manage Users
Managing users in WordPress allows you to control who can access and manage your site. Follow these steps to manage users:

Add New User

Navigate to Users: Go to your WordPress admin dashboard and navigate to Users > Add New.

Enter User Details: Enter the new user's username, email, first name, last name, and password.

Assign Role: Assign a role to the new user (e.g., Subscriber, Contributor, Author, Editor, Administrator).

Add User: Click the "Add New User" button to create the new user.

Navigate to Users: Go to Users > All Users to view the list of users.

Edit User: Click the "Edit" link under the user you want to edit.

Update Details: Update the user's details, including name, email, and role.

Save Changes: Click the "Update User" button to save the changes.

Navigate to Users: Go to Users > All Users to view the list of users.

Delete User: Click the "Delete" link under the user you want to delete.

Reassign Content: Choose whether to delete the user's content or reassign it to another user.

Confirm Deletion: Click the "Confirm Deletion" button to delete the user.

Subscriber: Can read content and manage their own profile.

Contributor: Can write and manage their own posts but cannot publish them.

Author: Can publish and manage their own posts.

Editor: Can publish and manage all posts and pages.

Administrator: Has full access to all site management features.

Strong Passwords: Encourage users to use strong passwords to secure their accounts.
Limit Roles: Assign the minimum necessary role to each user to limit access to sensitive features.
Regular Audits: Regularly audit user accounts and roles to ensure they are up to date.
Two-Factor Authentication: Enable two-factor authentication for added security.