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28 Feb, 2005

WordPress User Levels explained

Posted by: Jennifer In: Bookmarks

(Yes, I'm still alive. You have no idea how insane my life is at this moment. Maybe sometime in the next few months, I'll break format and share some personal news so you can all be included in the insanity)

Saw this on weblogtoolscollection:

Each user level's capability explained. Very handy!

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2 Responses to "WordPress User Levels explained"

1 | Carla

March 1st, 2005 at 1:24 am

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This really helps me understand more about user levels. I'm using a post levels plugin that's a little different from the user levels hack and I'm so confused so thanks! And congratulations. :) I get lost on my reads now even with RSS if they don't ping Blogrolling and logged in the other day.

2 | Viki Anderson

March 1st, 2005 at 10:55 am

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Thanks – I asked that very question on the WordPress forum. Unfortunately at the time the Codex was down. I have added your site to my mentors list. You Rock!

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