How to Log in to the WordPress Admin Dashboard

To manage your online presence, you should start by logging into the WordPress Admin dashboard. As the digital world continues to evolve, it is important to have easy access to your WordPress site, whether you're a blogger, small business owner, or part of a larger organization. Bluehost simplifies website management, and with the Bluehost Portal, accessing your WordPress Admin dashboard is a simple process!

This article will guide you in logging into your WordPress Admin dashboard.

• Logging in to WordPress Admin via the Bluehost Portal
• Logging in to WordPress Admin via the Login URL "/wp-admin"
• Summary
   

Here is a video we created to guide you through the steps.

Logging in to WordPress Admin via the Bluehost Portal

1. Log in to your Bluehost Portal.
2. In the left-hand menu, click Websites.
3. Click the WordPress Admin button located next to the website you want to manage.

   
    

4. You'll be redirected to your WordPress Admin Dashboard in a new tab.

   
    

Logging in to WordPress Admin via the Login URL "/wp-admin"

This method allows you to directly access your WordPress dashboard using your domain name and login credentials.

1. Go to your WordPress login page. In your browser, enter your website address followed by "/wp-admin."
   • Example: www.example.com/wp-admin

     
      

     If you've changed your login URL (for example, using a security plugin), this link might not work. If you're unsure what your login link is, feel free to reach out for help.
2. Enter your username or email and password, then click Log In.
3. Your WordPress dashboard will open in a new tab, allowing you to manage your website.

WordPress Installation on a Subdomain or Subdirectory

The structure of your WordPress installation is important for accessing the login page at /wp-admin.

• If you installed WordPress on a subdomain, such as blog.example.com, your login URL will be "www.blog.example.com/wp-admin."
• If your WordPress installation is in a subdirectory, for example, example.com/myblog with "myblog" as the subfolder, your login URL will be "www.example.com/myblog/wp-admin".

Summary

Whether you are an advanced WordPress user or new to website management, knowing the different methods for logging into WordPress can significantly enhance your efficiency in managing your online platform. It is important to keep your login credentials secure and to be aware of the login URL changes that security plugins might enforce.

By learning how to log in to the WordPress dashboard, you can ensure a smoother, more accessible management experience for your WordPress site. This will allow you to focus more on creating content, engaging with your audience, or growing your business online.

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