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How to add/remove a content editor for your website

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2.0 - Updated on 2021-02-24 by Carlos Salazar (Inactive)

1.0 - Authored on 2018-02-22 by Fang Wang

How to add/remove a content editor for your website

 

Intended for:

Website owners.

 


Scenario/Use case:

This article describes how to add/remove a content editor for your centrally managed WordPress or Apache/Linux website.

 


Instructions:

Adding/removing a content editor for your centrally managed Apache/Linux site

  1. Log in to the Service Desk web portal.
  2. Fill out the Central Web Website User Management form.

After you submit the form, the Service Desk will process your request and notify you via email once the changes are configured. This will then trigger a set of scripts to update the permissions in multiple systems within two hours of the Service Desk completing their work.

Adding/removing a content editor for your WordPress site

  1. Log in to your WordPress site.
  2. On the left navigation bar, click Fermi WP SaaS and then click User Management.
  3. Read the instructions and click the WordPress User Role Management link.
  4. Proceed to make user access changes.

User access changes for your WordPress site don’t take effect immediately. The automated scripts process these changes once every hour. Therefore, you might need to wait up to an hour before these changes take effect.

 


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