Selecting Visit will simply take you to the home page of that website. Selecting Dashboard under any of the website names will take you to that particular website’s Dashboard. Unless you navigate to another site’s Dashboard, your Primary Site will display in the Admin Bar, and the Dashboard sidebar will link to its content by default. You can also select a Primary Site from the drop-down list. Appearance – Customize the appearance of your site.įor those who own multiple websites or have been added to multiple websites as a team member, editor, or writer, you will be redirected to a site picker where you can then select which site to manage.Pages – Manage all your website’s pages.Media – View all images, documents, and files uploaded to your site.
People – Manage all your website’s People entries.Events – Events to be displayed on the calendar and corresponding events widgets.Posts – Manage all your website’s blog/news posts.On the left side of the Dashboard will be the following items: Quick Draft – Create a post with a title and some content to be automatically saved as a draft.Activity – A record of recent activity on your site from both you and your users.At a Glance – A by-the-numbers overview of the content on your site.Support – A collection of helpful links to help you manage your website.Add a New User – Add new users to your site and assign them a role.User Management – Modify a user’s role, or remove a user from your site.On the Homepage of the Dashboard will be different modules, including: If you own a single website, you’ll be taken to the WordPress Dashboard where you can access all your content and administrative controls (depending on what level of access you have, some options may not be shown to you). Accordions are useful to toggle between hiding and showing large amount of content. So, all HTML elements with the same class attribute will have the same format and style. There are two views that you will see depending on your situation: Single Website Dashboard The HTML class attribute is used to define equal styles for elements with the same class name. After signing in to your website, you will be redirected to your personalized dashboard.
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