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How to log into your WordPress Website

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WeaverWorx

9 November 2018

Before you can make any changes to your website, you will need to log into your admin user account.

Step 1: Begin by typing in your website’s URL into your browser, and add /login/ or /admin/ at the end.

STEP 2: After entering the login URL, the login page will open:

  • Enter your username and password.
  • Check the “Remember Me” option.
  • Click on the “Log In” button.

Notes on Remember Me

If checked, the website will keep you logged in for 14 days. If unchecked, your login session will be remembered for only 2 days. Once a login session expires, you will be required to go through the login process again.

For security reasons, do not check the Remember Me option if you are accessing your website from a public network or a shared device.

Once logged in, you will be directed to your website’s admin dashboard.

This user-guide is only intended to assist WeaverWorx customers with accessing and managing their WordPress websites. WeaverWorx is not affiliated, associated, authorized, endorsed by, or in any way officially connected with WordPress, or any of its subsidiaries or its affiliates. The official WordPress website can be found at https://wordpress.org/.

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