How Do I Find User Role in WordPress?

User roles are a powerful way to manage access to your WordPress site. You can create different user roles for different groUPS of users, and then grant those roles specific permissions.

For example, you might create a role called ‘Administrator’ and give that role full access to the site. You could then create separate user roles for your site’s editors, contributors, and customers, and give those roles different permissions.

When a user logs in to your WordPress site, WordPress automatically determines their user role based on the permissions they’ve been granted. If a user doesn’t have the correct permissions for a role, they won’t be able to access that part of the site.

To find out which user roles a user has been granted, go to the Users tab in the WordPress admin area and look at the list of roles under the ‘Users’ heading. You can also use the user role editor plugin to create, edit, or delete user roles.

If you want to restrict a user’s access to a certain part of your WordPress site, you can create a restriction for that user role. For example, you could create a restriction that prevents users in the ‘Editor’ role from editing posts.