Users: Managing them and what they are for
Managing your blog can involve more than writing or publishing posts, especially as your blog grows. You can add users to help you manage your DropInBlog.
Note to Shopify users: On the DropInBlog Shopify App, blog users are based on your Shopify Account Users, so unfortunately the following granular options are not yet available. Adding users to your Shopify store and granting them access to your Shopify apps will to allow your users access to DropInBlog, while keeping them insulated from your main Shopify store administration.
To access your users, select My Account > Users on the navigation menu.
You will see existing users and the option to add users.
Admins & Master Admin - They can publish and manage posts, blog settings, authors, account plan, and credit card information. The Master Admin is the account that created the blog. Their user role or permissions cannot be changed.
Editor – Can manage and publish posts and has access to blog categories and authors.
Writer – Can only manage and publish posts.
Custom – You can create custom users by selecting this option and manually select the permissions they have.
To make changes to existing users, click their name.
We have a more detailed explanation of users on our blog if you are looking to learn more about this topic.
Note to Shopify users: On the DropInBlog Shopify App, blog users are based on your Shopify Account Users, so unfortunately the following granular options are not yet available. Adding users to your Shopify store and granting them access to your Shopify apps will to allow your users access to DropInBlog, while keeping them insulated from your main Shopify store administration.
To access your users, select My Account > Users on the navigation menu.
You will see existing users and the option to add users.
Here are different user roles you can add:
Admins & Master Admin - They can publish and manage posts, blog settings, authors, account plan, and credit card information. The Master Admin is the account that created the blog. Their user role or permissions cannot be changed.
Editor – Can manage and publish posts and has access to blog categories and authors.
Writer – Can only manage and publish posts.
Custom – You can create custom users by selecting this option and manually select the permissions they have.
Make changes to existing users
To make changes to existing users, click their name.
We have a more detailed explanation of users on our blog if you are looking to learn more about this topic.
Updated on: 03/01/2024
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