How to manage WordPress user roles and capabilities

User roles in WordPress are a way to define what actions and features each user can perform within the WordPress dashboard and on the website itself. By assigning specific roles to users, website administrators can control who can create, edit, publish, or manage content, install plugins, change themes, and access various site settings. This hierarchical system allows for effective user management and delegation of tasks in a WordPress website.

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How to create manual WooCommerce orders (phone orders)

As an e-commerce store owner, you may encounter situations where you need to create a manual order for a customer. This could be because the customer is placing an order over the phone, or because you need to create a custom order for a specific customer. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the steps involved in creating manual orders in WooCommerce, including phone orders.

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How to logout a user in WooCommerce

Ensuring the security of your customers’ information is crucial when running an e-commerce website through WooCommerce. One method of achieving this is to log out users after they have completed certain actions. This guide will demonstrate how to create a logout function in WooCommerce, using a custom menu link and a custom PHP code.

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How to hide user account from WordPress user list with code

In a multi-author WordPress website, it may be necessary to hide a particular user account from the user list in the WordPress admin. This can be useful for security purposes or to keep the list of users private and manageable. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to hide a particular user account from the WordPress user list using simple code, specifically through the use of the “pre_user_query” filter in WordPress.

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