Users and profiles

• PHP Admin area Authors see only their own posts and media In the admin area, users who can’t edit other people’s posts (authors, contributors) only see their own posts and their own uploads in the lists and the media library.
• PHP Admin area Keep subscribers and customers out of the admin area Users who can’t write posts are sent to the home page when they open the admin area. Their profile page and background requests still work.
• PHP Users Registration date column for users Adds a sortable “Registered” column to the users list.
• PHP Users Last login column for users Remembers when each user last logged in and shows it in the users list. Useful for finding accounts nobody uses any more.
• PHP Users Social profile fields for users Adds X, LinkedIn, Instagram and Facebook fields to user profiles. Themes and author boxes can show them with get_the_author_meta( 'linkedin' ).
• PHP Login Log in with the email address only Users log in with their email address; user names are no longer accepted. Attackers usually guess user names, not email addresses. Set up first
• PHP Users Passwords of at least 12 characters Users can’t set a password shorter than 12 characters when they reset it, register or edit their profile.
• PHP Users Stay logged in for 30 days With “Remember me” ticked, users stay logged in for 30 days instead of 14.
• PHP Users No email to the admin for each new user WordPress stops emailing the site administrator every time someone registers. The new user still gets their welcome email.

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