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 # Wordpress Plugin
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+Upload and activate this plugin to use Userfront with your WordPress website. Introduce new features such as multi-tenacy, social sign-on, role-based access control, and so much more. 
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+[Learn more about Userfront.](https://userfront.com)
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+## Getting Started
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+### Installation
+[Step-by-step Instructions](https://userfront.notion.site/WordPress-Plugin-a84b98f821434ce899b7226f6d8ef69d?pvs=4)
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+### Activation
+When this plugin is activated, 3 new pages are created automatically:
+- Login
+- Signup
+- Reset Password
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+After you add your workspace ID to the Userfront Plugin Settings in your WordPress Admin dashboard, these pages are populated with a default Toolkit HTML script.
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+## Logout
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+There is no logout page, the functionality is working alongside WordPress. Therefore, you can logout a user by sending them to `/wp-login.php?action=logout`. 
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+## Roles 
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+Userfront is the source of truth. When a user logs in, their WordPress profile is updated with the most recent data from Userfront.
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+As of now, this means that when data in Userfront, such as roles, are updated, the user will need to logout and log back in.
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+The default roles in Userfront are the same as the WordPress roles:
+- **Administrator**: The highest level of permission. Admins have the power to access almost everything.
+- **Editor**: Has access to all posts, pages, comments, categories, and tags, and can upload media.
+- **Author**: Can write, upload media, edit, and publish their own posts.
+- **Contributor**: Has no publishing or uploading capability but can write and edit their own posts until they are published.
+- **Viewer**: Viewers can read and comment on posts and pages on private sites.
+- **Subscriber**: People who subscribe to your site’s updates.
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+[Learn more about WordPress User Roles.](https://wordpress.com/support/invite-people/user-roles/)
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+If a role exists in Userfront but does not exist in WordPress, when a user logs in, the role will be created in WordPress and assigned to the user.
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+## Themes and Appearance
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+If you make customizations to your toolkit theme and appearance in the [Userfront Dashboard](https://userfront.com/dashboard/authentication?tab=style), you'll need to copy the new code into the new pages.