How to log into Wordpress?

WordPress site login in a few simple steps:

To log into the WordPress admin panel :

1. Type in your browser bar – the address of your site on WordPress, then add /wp-admin/ and confirm with enter:

2. Then you will be shown a window with a login to the WordPress panel:

3. Enter your login details (username or email address and password) that you set during the installation of WordPress, or request this information from, for example, the web developer who administers the website.

4. Then click “Log in” to log in to the WordPress admin panel with the details you provided.

5. You should see the WordPress admin panel.

What if I don’t know my WordPress login details?

If you don’t know or have forgotten the information needed to access the WordPress panel, you have several options to recover it:

Use the password reset option

1. Go to the WordPress login screen (domain.pl/wp-admin/).

2. Click “Forgot your password?”, located at the bottom of the login window:

3. Enter your username or email address associated with your WordPress account.

4. You should receive an email with a link and instructions to reset your password.

Change your password with the help of another WordPress administrator who has access to /wp-admin/

If you don’t remember your password, the reset option doesn’t work, or you don’t have access to the email address associated with your account, you can ask another WordPress administrator for help. In WordPress, any user with administrator privileges can manage other users’ accounts, including changing their passwords. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Ask another administrator for help
If there is more than one administrator account on your WordPress site, contact the person who has access to the admin panel.

2. Log in to the WordPress panel
The administrator should log in to the WordPress admin panel by entering the website address ending with /wp-admin/and using their login details.

3. Go to the users section
After logging in, the administrator should go to the “Users” tab in the side menu of the WordPress panel.

4. Select the user whose password needs to be changed
Find your account in the list of users and click “Edit” to open your profile details.

5. Change the password
In the “Account Management” section, you will find the option to set a new password. The administrator can click the “Generate Password” button, which will automatically create a new password, or manually enter a new, secure password.

6. Saving changes
After entering the new password, the administrator must click the “Update Profile” button for the changes to be saved.

7. Logging in with your new password
After changing your password, try logging in to your account using your new password. If everything went well, you should be able to access the WordPress admin panel.

When should you use this option?

• If you do not have access to the email address associated with your account.
• If the password reset option via email does not work.
• If you are sure that another administrator can help you.

Frequently asked questions:

Why can’t I log in to WordPress even though I am entering the correct details?
Possible causes include an incorrect password (check the capitalization), a problem with cookies in your browser, or access blocked by a security plugin. Try resetting your password or clearing your browser cache.

What should I do if the WordPress login page does not open?
Check that you are entering the correct login address (domain.com/wp-admin/ or domain.com/wp-login.php). If the page still does not load, the problem may be due to an incorrect server configuration, a security plugin, or access being blocked by the .htaccessfile.

How do I find the WordPress login page?
To find the WordPress login address, enter the following in your browser:

Standard login address:
yourdomain.com/wp-admin/ or yourdomain.com/wp-login.php

If the address has been changed (e.g. by a security plugin):

• Check the hosting administration panel.
• Check the .htaccess or wp-config.phpfile.
• Contact the website administrator.