Give Access to client
Step 1:
Log into WordPress dashboard > Divi > Role Editor > Click on tab “Editor”. Lock areas client should not change. I do not want clients to be able to change and design settings, fonts, colours, customizer etc.
Step 2:
Red Lock everything that client should not touch. If nesseccary after the implementation of step 1 – using Divi’s right click controls.
https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/right-click/
Step 3:
Label text boxes and image modules with “Edit Text here”.
Step: 4:
Edit the editor role forir Editor user accounts. See here https://www.elegantthemes.com/documentation/divi/role-editor/
Step 5:
Create an Editor user account for the client.
http://www.wpbeginner.com/beginners-guide/how-to-add-new-users-and-authors-to-your-wordpress-blog/
Administrator Access
Note: We don’t give out Administrator user accounts unless there are special circumstances and the client knows what he is doing.
Step 1:
Email the following to the client:
We are in the process of granting you with WordPress Administrator access. Be advised that Lenomedia does not take any responsibility should you break the website due to a lack of knowledge. We will of course help you if you do get it out of shape and charge by our normal hourly rate:).
- We advise that you only change text and images within text boxes.
- We advise that you add, change any blog posts and images within blog posts.
- We advise you to not change the design, fonts, colour or banner images. That is why you hired us in the first place:)
- We are locking a few areas in Admin access that runs the risk
You can change and rearrange menu/navigation items
Step 2:
Install and activate the plugin called “Adminimize”.
Lock the following areas:
- Updates
- Divi Settings
- Plugins
- Themes
- Customizer
Step 3:
Create an Administrator user for the client.
